What if there are Questions
About my Agent's Authority?
Contact Thomas T. Tornow, P.C. at
http://www.tornowlaw.com if you:
· have
a question about your agent's authority;
· are
an agent and have questions about your authority; or
· are
doing business with an agent and have a question about the agent's
authority.
He will review the power of
attorney and answer your questions about the agent's authority.
Alternatively, any interested
person can ask a district court judge to interpret or clarify a power of
attorney. An interested person
includes:
• the person who
gave the power of attorney (known as the principal);
• the agent;
• a person asked
to accept a power of attorney;
• the
principal's spouse, parent, child, guardian, conservator, care giver,
fiduciary, descendent or presumptive heir;
• a person authorized to make health care decisions for the principal;
• someone who demonstrates sufficient interest in the
principal's welfare;
•
a beneficiary of the principal's estate or trust; and
•
a government agency with authority to protect the principal's welfare.
However, the judge cannot
interpret or clarify the power of attorney over the principal's objection
unless the agent is asking for the clarification or interpretation or the judge
finds that that the principal lacks the capacity to revoke the power of
attorney or the agent's authority. If
you want an interpretation or clarification of a power of attorney, contact
Thomas T. Tornow, P.C. at http://www.tornowlaw.com.
Thomas T. Tornow, P.C.
By: Thomas T. Tornow
This post is exclusively for informational purposes. It is not legal advice. Viewing this post, using information from it, or communicating through this blog does not create an attorney-client relationship. Thomas T. Tornow, P.C. is not liable for the use or interpretation of information on this blog and expressly disclaims all liability for any actions you may or may not take based on the content of this blog.
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