How an Attorney Can Help With Power of Attorney Abuse
Durable powers of attorney can sometimes be abused and lead to theft or waste of the principal’s assets. If your loved one is a victim, an attorney can help.
Articles about Power of Attorney
How a Power of Attorney Is Used for Financial Abuse
A power of attorney is a common document used in an estate plan. Unfortunately, there are several reasons why this document may be used for financial abuse.
Minors Petitioning to Revoke a Will During Probate Process
During the probate of an estate, interested parties can petition the court to revoke the will. Minors are given a longer opportunity to initiate this action.
What is the Function of a Durable Power of Attorney?
It takes many people a long time to decide to make a list of their assets and create a will to distribute their property among family, friends, or charities after their death. Once the will has been written, however, its author may live many more years.
Gifting Using a Durable Power of Attorney
Your loved one’s estate planning strategy may have included a plan for gifting assets. A power of attorney can be used to continue gifting despite incapacity.
An Overview of Durable Power of Attorney Abuse
Many people have durable powers of attorney as part of their estate plan. Learn how abuse of this powerful document can lead to court involvement.
Differences Between a Power of Attorney and Living Will
During an estate administration, you may need to work with a power of attorney or living will. It is important to understand the differences between the two.
People Who May Be Subject to Power of Attorney Abuse
Abuse of a power of attorney could create harmful and lasting damage to your loved one’s estate. Understand the groups of people most vulnerable to this abuse.