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What Powers Will the Power of Attorney Grant?

In one of my previous articles, I pointed out the importance of having a Power of Attorney (POA). It’s also important to decide what powers the principal wants to give to the agent in the Power of Attorney. The standard Power of Attorney form in New York State lists broad categories of powers that a […]

Posted on December 8th, 2016 in Estate Planning, General

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