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Powers of Attorney

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Powers of Attorney

Does the Attorney-in-Fact have to be an attorney?

No. What is most important is that the Attorney-in-Fact be someone you trust very much.

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A Power of Attorney is a written document in which one person (the Principal) authorizes another person (the Attorney-in-Fact) to handle financial or property transactions for the Principal.

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