Power of Attorney. An Attorney is the person who is legally appointed by the account holder and is given the power to handle all of the person's affairs.
The patient identifies and authorizes a relative, friend or professional to follow their written directives and make health and/or financial decisions on their behalf. Frequently this directive precedes failing health to ensure that the patient’s wishes are followed. The patient may cancel this legal document, in writing, at any time.
Power of Attorney A legal document that provides for financial management and decision making when a person is incapacitated, physically and/or mentally
Power of Attorney. Authority given to a person to act in one's behalf on most required activities.
Power of Attorney. The legal right to act on behalf of another individual.
Power of Attorney. A legal document granting an individual the ability to make decisions for the retiree, joint annuitant, a minor or beneficiary. They have the right to make address changes, bank changes and make inquiries on behalf of the retiree. KPERS must have a certified copy of this document on file.
Power of Attorney. a legal document which gives another person (usually a spouse, other relative, or friend) the power to act on your behalf. In order to grant a power of attorney, you must be competent, and you do not lose the legal right to act on your own behalf.
Power of Attorney, a legal form (furnished by the bank) giving an ind ividual temporary permission to retrieve a customer's EFT under special circumstances (hospitalization, incarceration, etc.).
Power of Attorney. a legally binding document allowing one individual to act on behalf of another
Power of Attorney. In Pennsylvania, any person of capacity, 18 or older can make a Power of Attorney to designate another person to act on his/her behalf. The power of attorney can be limited to certain specific responsibilities or it can cover large general areas of decision-making regarding your financial affairs. It is best to work with your attorney to make it as precise but flexible as you need. For example, in Pennsylvania, you can create a "springing" power of attorney that springs into effect when you are unable to make decisions or some other trigger (which you determine) is activated. CaregiverPA Resources - Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney. The legal document by which one party is authorized to act on behalf of another.
Power of Attorney. Written document that permits a third party to do transactions on the behalf of the person signing the document. Depending on the specifications within the document, a power of attorney may be full or limited.
Power of attorney. A written authorization by a person to another person to act for him on his behalf.