Even if someone has millions of dollars in retirement, that won’t keep them from being trapped in the hospital.” ...

Of the 78% of over-40s who haven’t yet arranged power of attorney, nearly a third (32%) said it’s because they still have ...

Power of attorney is a critical legal document every adult should have, especially during these difficult times. You might have no choice but to prepare one yourself. Here's some suggestions if ...

Mildred V. Palmer, Founding Partner at Navigant Law Group, joins Jon Hansen on Let’s Get Legal to discuss estate planning.

Establishing powers of attorney (POA) must be done while a person is of sound mind and able to make financial and medical decisions. Because of COVID-19, this issue is very important.

However, power of attorney is a sweeping grant of authority. Depending on how you structure this grant, a power of attorney can – in some cases – transfer money and property to themselves.

Specific Powers of Attorney Specific powers of attorney are great tools because they allow you to specify the particular transactions being authorized. You may make a specific power of attorney ...

Power of attorney can also be “springing,” meaning that it only takes effect under certain conditions. For example, say you establish a durable springing power of attorney in case of ...

Power of attorney: Which one do I need? By Maj. Stacey Guthartz Cohen, JFHQ-NCR/MDW Client Serv April 16, 2015 ...

A power of attorney in California allows you (the “principal”) to appoint another person (an “agent”) to make medical or financial decisions on your behalf.