Get a Legal Form from the place that sells Legal Forms and get the elderly person to sign it (after you fill it out of course). It is pretty simple. Also, the person that signs it has to be 'competent' as well as the person selected to be 'Power of Attorney'. Also note a Power of Attorney does not have to be immediate, it could stipulate that it is only effective in certain circumstances, such as the person does become incapacitated, or ????
2007-01-10 08:20:58
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answer #1
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answered by victorschool1 5
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Two ways, either the elderly person can give you power of attorney. I would have this put down on paper, signed, and notarized to make sure it is legal.
You may also be able to have a judge grant you power of attorney if you believe this elderly person is no longer conpetent enough to take care of thier own business.
Either way I would contact an attorney that specializes in elder-care law, law dealing with the care of elderly people, to find out what the best options for you and the other party are.
2007-01-10 16:19:18
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answered by msi_cord 7
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Contact an attorney to draw up the Power of Attorney for the person who need this done. You need to first decide if you want a limited (Specific)Durable Power of Attorney or a General Power of Attorney drawn up for this elderly person. Some people only want a specific/limited power of attorney drawn up to do a specific thing for them. Others want another person, the one who is being named in the power of attorney being drawn up as the person with the power to handle all their affairs, which allows the named representative to do all their business transactions for the person who is giving the power of attorney to that person.
2007-01-10 16:28:16
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answered by attyvette 2
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2007-01-10 16:17:11
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answered by Люди логики излишек 1
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The smart thing to do is go to an attorney, he will draw up the papaers and once she signs, you can act as her (agent) with full powers to control anything of hers.
2007-01-10 16:17:51
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answered by bama_cid 3
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They would have to sign a paper giving you power of attorney.
Its a pretty standard form. Quicken family lawyer will have one.
2007-01-10 16:18:28
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answered by a 4
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You have to have them sign a notarized form stating that they want to give it to you. If they're not mentally capable of signing it, then you have to petition the court.
2007-01-10 16:17:58
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answered by Anonymous
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