is the power of attorney responsible for the persons debts?
Asked on 9/03/09, 5:53 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Marc J. Soss
Marc J. Soss, Esquire
No, the POA is not personally liable. They are only responsible to pay them, assuming a sufficient amount of funds is available.
Answered on 9/09/09, 4:03 pm
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