A New Mexico statutory durable power of attorney authorizes an agent to act on behalf of another party and represent them in their financial affairs. The financial powers may be limited or all-encompassing and typically involve maintenance of the principal’s real estate, investments, bank accounts, trusts and family interests, and taxes.
A New Mexico statutory durable power of attorney authorizes an agent to act on behalf of another party and represent them in their financial affairs. The financial powers may be limited or all-encompassing and typically involve maintenance of the principal’s real estate, investments, bank accounts, trusts and family interests, and taxes.
A New Mexico statutory durable power of attorney authorizes an agent to act on behalf of another party and represent them in their financial affairs. The financial powers may be limited or all-encompassing and typically involve maintenance of the principal’s real estate, investments, bank accounts, trusts and family interests, and taxes.
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