QUESTION
Do I need a lawyer for a General Power of Attorney in the state of North Carolina?
Asked on Mar 02nd, 2021 on Estate Planning - North Carolina
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My Father-In-Law died on January 23, 2021 My Mother-In-Law suffers from Dementia. My wife is an only child and is seeking Power of Attorney Status for her Mother (My Mother-In-Law) due to her inability to comprehend.
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It your mother-in-law does not comprehend, would not have the ability to enter into a business contract or a lease, she also does not have the legal capacity to sign a Power of Attorney for finances. Your wife may need a lawyer to apply for guardianship.
Answered on Mar 03rd, 2021 at 7:14 AM
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