Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey

Re: power if attorney

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Re: power if attorney

Giving a third party power of attorney is accomplished by a written document. The POA can be defined in any manner you wish, and can become effective upon a disability, or notwithstanding a disability( my preferred POA). If I can be of help, please contact me at 201-444-8448

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Re: power if attorney

All you need to do is execute a Durable Power of Attorney document which names him as your "attorney in fact". A Power of Attorney is a powerful document and you will want to be certain that the power of attorney only gives your brother the specified powers that you wish for him to have.