In Georgia, does a Power of Attorney have to be notarized in the county where the Principal lives and does it have to be recorded with the court system?
Asked on 1/17/17, 8:42 am
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Glen Ashman
Ashman Law Office also dba Glen Ashman Attorney
Question One: No. Question Two: Maybe (depending on what it is for). Your question tells me you did a DIY POA (bad idea). You may want to sit down with a lawyer and get it right.
Answered on 1/18/17, 11:57 pm
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