A Kentucky power of attorney enables an individual to grant power to a representative to make decisions or perform tasks on their behalf. It specifies the area of activity delegated to the appointed agent, such as legal, financial, or medical affairs. The scope of authority granted to the agent can be broad or limited to a specific set of tasks.
A Kentucky power of attorney enables an individual to grant power to a representative to make decisions or perform tasks on their behalf. It specifies the area of activity delegated to the appointed agent, such as legal, financial, or medical affairs. The scope of authority granted to the agent can be broad or limited to a specific set of tasks.
By Type (8)
Advance Directive – Relays a person’s treatment wishes and allows them to be represented by another party in the event of incapacitation.