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Posts Categorized: Power of Attorney

Are Your Estate Planning Documents HIPAA Compliant?

Q:  I heard on a radio program that Living Trusts should be HIPAA compliant, but I didn’t quite catch the full comment. Can you shed any light on this? A. Sure. Most trusts and powers of attorney contain provisions which call for a change in trustee or agent when the maker of these instruments (you)… Read More »

Posted January 13, 2023 by Gene Osofsky & filed under Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Powers of Attorney, Uncategorized.

Does a Power of Attorney End On Death?

Q,  My wife and I were wondering whether a Power of Attorney that each would give to the other would end upon death? Can you advise? A. Short answer. Yes! A Financial Power of Attorney (“POA”) generally ends upon the death of the principal, the principal being the one who gives the “powers” to an… Read More »

Posted December 30, 2022 by Gene Osofsky & filed under Estate Planning, Power of Attorney.

Understanding A “Springing” Power of Attorney

Q. I recently heard the term “Springing” Power of Attorney, but I am not sure what that means. Can you shed any light on this? A. Sure. Broadly speaking, there are two general categories of financial Powers of Attorney: (1) those that are immediately effective upon signing by the principal, and (2) those that are… Read More »

Posted October 14, 2022 by Gene Osofsky & filed under Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Uncategorized.

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