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Financial Directive Powers - Real Property, Business, Medicaid, Taxes, Personal Property
Posted by: Eric Hundin in , Estates, Wills, Trusts, Career Information, Blog CarnivalWhat if I already have a power of attorney? How will the financial directive help me still? A boilerplate power of attorney is intended to give your agent general powers. A Financial Directive has very specific powers granted by the Principal (you) to the Agent, as for example but NOT all inclusive:
1. Collection powers to forgive, request, demand, sue for, recover, collect, receive, hold all such sums of money debts, dues, commercial paper, checks, drafts, accounts, depo (more…)
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