The Kentucky durable power of attorney is executed by the principal for the purpose of granting an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on their behalf. The document outlines the agent’s powers, which will remain in effect even if the principal is incapacitated. Only a signed revocation or the principal’s death will terminate a durable POA.
The Kentucky durable power of attorney is executed by the principal for the purpose of granting an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on their behalf. The document outlines the agent’s powers, which will remain in effect even if the principal is incapacitated. Only a signed revocation or the principal’s death will terminate a durable POA.
The Kentucky durable power of attorney is executed by the principal for the purpose of granting an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on their behalf. The document outlines the agent’s powers, which will remain in effect even if the principal is incapacitated. Only a signed revocation or the principal’s death will terminate a durable POA.
The principal’s signature must be acknowledged before a notary public or other person authorized by law to take acknowledgments.[1]
“Durable,” with respect to a power of attorney, means not terminated by the principal’s incapacity.[2]
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