The Kentucky durable power of attorney grants an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on behalf of another person (the “principal”). The document outlines the powers that the agent has, which are usually to access bank accounts, control investments, manage real estate, pay bills, and oversee business activities.
The Kentucky durable power of attorney grants an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on behalf of another person (the “principal”). The document outlines the powers that the agent has, which are usually to access bank accounts, control investments, manage real estate, pay bills, and oversee business activities.
The Kentucky durable power of attorney grants an agent the authority to perform financial transactions on behalf of another person (the “principal”). The document outlines the powers that the agent has, which are usually to access bank accounts, control investments, manage real estate, pay bills, and oversee business activities.