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Concerns Over Power of Attorney Agents and Spousal Influence: What to Know

March 23, 2021
by Esther Acosta Estate PlanningPower of Attorney

What if your child, appointed as your POA agent, gets married to someone you don’t trust? Or what if this person has a lot of say over your child’s decisions? These are serious issues when there’s a Michigan power of attorney in play. It is very common ...

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What You Need to Know About Being Named a Power of Attorney Agent for a Parent

January 22, 2021
by Esther Acosta Estate PlanningPower of Attorney

When a parent names only one child to the role of power of attorney agent in Michigan, this can possibly generate conflict within the family. If you are dealing with a sibling who has already been named agent under a power of attorney instead of you, or i ...

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What’s the Difference Between a Living Trust and Power of Attorney?

November 12, 2020
by Esther Acosta Estate PlanningLiving TrustPower of Attorney

When it comes to estate planning, there are some basics that everyone should have, but there are also some tools you might or might not need depending on your individual goals. A living trust gives a person known, as a trustee, the ability to use your ...

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Is It Safe to Use a POA Form Found Online?

September 29, 2020
by Esther Acosta Estate PlanningPower of Attorney

A simple Google search for a power of attorney in your state will present a variety of POA forms that can be found online. While it is certainly possible for you to fill out or print this documentation, it is ill advised to use for a variety of reasons. ...

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If Your Child Just Went Off to College, They Need a Power of Attorney

September 15, 2020
by Esther Acosta Estate PlanningPower of Attorney

This year, sending a child off to college probably looks like none other. But it's still equally important to do the necessary planning to ensure you've protected them, as well as you, in the event that you are the person they choose to make decisions on ...

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