People who establish powers of attorney may take back the authority granted to their named agents as long as they are of sound mind. An essential estate planning instrument, durable powers of attorney give named agents the ability to act as the principals’ personal representatives. The attorney-in-fact can perform certain actions and make certain decisions on the principal's behalf. Since POAs are often created well before a need for them arises, circumstances may change, and principals may … [Read more...]
Do You Need a Professional Fiduciary?
Lack of a trusted person and pronounced sibling rivalry are some of the reasons a person may require a Professional… READ MORE
