Re: power of attorney

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Posted by David G. on November 20, 2003 at 19:31:08:

In Reply to: power of attorney posted by Sonia on November 20, 2003 at 17:57:04:

Yes you can. The power of attorney has to specifically mention your property in order to avoid problems.

When you sign a power of attorney to someone, you give them the right to act in your behalf. You must specify in the power of attorney to what soecifically your giving her power.

David G.

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: Yes you can. The power of attorney has to specifically mention your property in order to avoid problems.





: When you sign a power of attorney to someone, you give them the right to act in your behalf. You must specify in the power of attorney to what soecifically your giving her power.








: David G.








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