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Taxation & Estate Planning

: Res Publicae - The New York Estates Blog

What Is A Power of Attorney?

By Christopher L. Miller (index)

A Power of Attorney is a document that can be used to appoint an individual (Attorney-in-Fact) to manage the affairs of another. This is useful for a time when people become incapable of managing their own affairs, whether through mental or physical disability. It is required that a person be competent to execute a Power of Attorney; an incompetent person may not validly execute a Power of Attorney. Thus, once a person becomes incompetent, it is too late. However, a Durable Power of Attorney executed while competent is not affected by subsequent incompetence and will remain in effect.

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Full post as published by Res Publicae - The New York Estates Blog on October 03, 2007 (boomark / email).

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