Stuff in the ‘powers of attorney’ Category
Conservatorships versus powers of attorney
At some point, many Missouri families will need to manage the affairs of an elderly family member who can no longer make decisions. A power of attorney offers a straightforward way to take over decision making, but this legal document must be prepared and signed while the elderly person remains of sound mind. When a […]READ POST »
Powers of attorney in Missouri
When planning how to handle an estate, some people may want to consider whether granting another person certain powers to act on their behalf is advisable. People are able to draw up legal documents granting power of attorney, which gives a third party the ability to act on the grantor’s behalf. People can assign the […]READ POST »
