A South Carolina power of attorney is a form that lets an individual designate an agent to act on their behalf. Each POA defines the scope of the agent’s authority, detailing the actions they’re allowed to take and under what conditions. Depending on the type of POA used, the agent may carry out financial transactions, parental responsibilities, or health care decisions.
A South Carolina power of attorney is a form that lets an individual designate an agent to act on their behalf. Each POA defines the scope of the agent’s authority, detailing the actions they’re allowed to take and under what conditions. Depending on the type of POA used, the agent may carry out financial transactions, parental responsibilities, or health care decisions.
Advance Directive – Specifies the principal’s desired end-of-life medical treatments and assigns an agent to relay these preferences to health care professionals.
Durable Power of Attorney – Designates an agent to handle the principal’s financial affairs. A durable POA remains effective beyond the principal’s incapacity.