Power of Attorney

The Attorney-In-Fact can handle the legal and financial affairs for the principal if he or she is unable or unwilling to act on his or her own. This may be due to short-term or long-term physical, mental or age-related issues. This document serves essentially the same purpose as a conservatorship without the expense of a court proceeding and annual court reporting. A person can only sign a Power of Attorney while he or she is mentally competent to do so.

Why have a Corporate Attorney-In-Fact

Like a Conservatorship, a Corporate Attorney-In-Fact provide the same services as a Conservator without the emotional involvement by an individual.