Power of Attorney - 6 things current and future Californians should know

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Power of Attorney - 6 things current and future Californians should know - Estate Planning in San Luis Obispo

Power of Attorney – 6 things current and future Californians should know

Schedule an Appointment Now The durable part is a legal innovation. Let me explain. Previously, an attorney-in-fact, also called the agent (the person named in the PoA), could not have any more powers than the principal (the person nominating the attorney-in-fact). If the principal lost such powers, for example, the power to enter into contracts, because … Continue reading Power of Attorney – 6 things current and future Californians should know