http://www.goldrush1849.com Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:17:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.goldrush1849.com/legal/someone-with-power-of-attorney-status-poa-makes-decisions-for-someone-who-is-unable-to-do-so-for-himself/#comment-3 Power of Attorney Forms in Child Custody Cases Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:17:45 +0000 http://www.goldrush1849.com/?p=45#comment-3 [...] If you have been named “power of attorney” (POA) by a family member or friend this means that you are an “agent” or “attorney-in-fact” and have the legal authority to make decisions for the “principal,” who is the person who appointed you POA. It may be that the “principal” is unwell or fears imminent incapacitation due to health problems and doesn’t feel that he can make decisions any longer thus the need to appoint a trusted person as POA.Source: goldrush1849.com [...] [...] If you have been named “power of attorney” (POA) by a family member or friend this means that you are an “agent” or “attorney-in-fact” and have the legal authority to make decisions for the “principal,” who is the person who appointed you POA. It may be that the “principal” is unwell or fears imminent incapacitation due to health problems and doesn’t feel that he can make decisions any longer thus the need to appoint a trusted person as POA.Source: goldrush1849.com [...]

]]> http://www.goldrush1849.com/legal/someone-with-power-of-attorney-status-poa-makes-decisions-for-someone-who-is-unable-to-do-so-for-himself/#comment-2 Power of Attorney, Revocation Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:20:18 +0000 http://www.goldrush1849.com/?p=45#comment-2 [...] If you have been named “power of attorney” (POA) by a family member or friend this means that you are an “agent” or “attorney-in-fact” and have the legal authority to make decisions for the “principal,” who is the person who appointed you POA. It may be that the “principal” is unwell or fears imminent incapacitation due to health problems and doesn’t feel that he can make decisions any longer thus the need to appoint a trusted person as POA.Source: goldrush1849.com [...] [...] If you have been named “power of attorney” (POA) by a family member or friend this means that you are an “agent” or “attorney-in-fact” and have the legal authority to make decisions for the “principal,” who is the person who appointed you POA. It may be that the “principal” is unwell or fears imminent incapacitation due to health problems and doesn’t feel that he can make decisions any longer thus the need to appoint a trusted person as POA.Source: goldrush1849.com [...]

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