Legal Question in Family Law in Louisiana
i want to get power attorney of my disable nephew whom lives with his grandmother and i take care of hime during the day he is 26 his mom doesnt have nothing to do with him i am wanting to do this for medical reasons
1 Answer from Attorneys
Dear LawGuru Friend,
Your question is simple enough. All you need
to do is to have someone draw up the power of
attorney and then have it properly executed. I
could write on and on here about the Law of Mandate
(law of power of attorney in Louisiana), but should
you care to e-mail me your name and phone number,
I shall call you and discuss this matter with you
further at no charge. You can either hire an attorney
and/or notary to do it for you, or you can produce
the necessary form youself by doing your own
legal research and drafting and then having the
signatures of you as the agent and your nephew
as the principal notarized. Of course, if the power
of attorney has anything to do with land (immovable
property), then the land should be specifically
described in the act of mandate/power of attorney,
as well as what it is that you are authorized to do on
behalf of the principal concerning the land. Should
you care to discuss this matter with me, e-mail me
your name and phone number to [email protected],
and I will call you and discuss this further with you at
no charge.
With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely,
Hardy Parkerson , J.D.
Retired Lawyer (for a while, anyway)
Tulane Law, Class of 1966
Lake Charles, LA
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