An Alaska minor (child) power of attorney is a legal form with which a parent or guardian temporarily grants parental authority to a trusted representative. The representative (“attorney-in-fact”) receives various parental rights through the POA, including the ability to attend school events, receive and inspect records, and give or withhold consent to medical treatment.
An Alaska minor (child) power of attorney is a legal form with which a parent or guardian temporarily grants parental authority to a trusted representative. The representative (“attorney-in-fact”) receives various parental rights through the POA, including the ability to attend school events, receive and inspect records, and give or withhold consent to medical treatment.
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