power of attorney
can a power of attorney take over someones estate
Asked on 12/12/08, 1:08 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Elizabeth Schmitz
Elizabeth S. Schmitz Attorney at Law
Re: power of attorney
If someone is deceased the power of attorney holder no longer has any power.
If the person is still alive then the power of attorney may act as long as he or she has the powers under the document granting the power of attorney and he is or she is acting in the best interest of the person granting the power of attorney.
This anwers is intended as general legal information and is not legal advise nor does it create an attorney client relationship. You should seek advise from an attorney for information specific to your situation.
Answered on 12/12/08, 11:45 am
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