A North Carolina statutory durable power of attorney authorizes a representative to handle another person’s real estate transactions, bank accounts and investments, insurance, taxes, estate matters, and other financial affairs. The agent should be a trustworthy individual, as their powers remain in effect if the principal is incapacitated.
A North Carolina statutory durable power of attorney authorizes a representative to handle another person’s real estate transactions, bank accounts and investments, insurance, taxes, estate matters, and other financial affairs. The agent should be a trustworthy individual, as their powers remain in effect if the principal is incapacitated.
A North Carolina statutory durable power of attorney authorizes a representative to handle another person’s real estate transactions, bank accounts and investments, insurance, taxes, estate matters, and other financial affairs. The agent should be a trustworthy individual, as their powers remain in effect if the principal is incapacitated.
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