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Power of Attorney in Minnesota

Power of Attorney in Minnesota

Granting a Power of Attorney to another person in Minnesota is one of the most powerful transfers of duties and privileges shared with another person.

As an estate planning attorney, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with people and families needing help with a document granting attorney in fact rights to another person.

Power of Attorney in Minnesota

The basic concept behind using forms to administer this rule is to reduce fraud. In addition to the free forms you can find on this site, I have posted a number of articles addressing issues with this type of estate planning document.

That said, there are numerous issues related to this type of transfer.  This includes accounting and bookkeeping issues, appointments, time limits, banking transactions and contract agreements.

In addition, there are fiduciary responsibilities, guardian rights, liability issues and concerns of incapacities.

The postings and articles below address POA topics, issues and problems.

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13 Super Powers for a Power of Attorney in Minnesota

Posted onNovember 4, 2019April 10, 2020

Powers referenced within a Power of Attorney Form in Minnesota can have devastating impacts if the Grantor does not understand the impacts of giving [Read More]

CategoriesWills & Power of AttorneyTagsDurable Power of Attorney, Power of Attorney

Estate Documents Ranked

Estate Documents Ranked

Posted onSeptember 20, 2017April 10, 2020

In one of my recent community education classes, I was asked to rank my favorite estate documents.  Thus, here we go… Really though, I think [Read More]

CategoriesEstate Planning, Wills & Power of AttorneyTagsHealth Care Directive, Power of Attorney, Revocable Trusts, Transfer on Death Deeds

Military Power of Attorney Forms

DOD doesn’t Trust Your Military Power of Attorney Forms

Posted onJuly 27, 2017April 10, 2020

Military Power of Attorney Forms (POA) are different for each branch of the military.  As I will describe below, I really believe military personnel should [Read More]

CategoriesVeterans Benefits, Wills & Power of AttorneyTagsDurable Power of Attorney, Power of Attorney

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Using a Power of Attorney To Change A Will While In Hospice Care

Posted onJuly 26, 2017April 11, 2020

While in hospice care, making changes to an estate plan in Minnesota is a very tricky process.  Unfortunately, using a power of attorney form to [Read More]

CategoriesElder Law, Wills & Power of AttorneyTagsDurable Power of Attorney, Nursing Home, Power of Attorney, Wills in Minnesota

End your Power of Attorney by Screaming

Posted onJanuary 15, 2017April 10, 2020

No, screaming at the top of your lungs is not enough. In addition to other precautionary steps, the process of revoking or ending a power [Read More]

CategoriesWills & Power of AttorneyTagsDurable Power of Attorney, Power of Attorney, Revoke

Never Create a Joint Account with your Children

Posted onAugust 28, 2016January 10, 2022

A joint account with children is not a recommended estate planning tool. Many times, older adults believe adding one of their children to their checking [Read More]

CategoriesEstate PlanningTagsChildren, Power of Attorney

Ten Years After He Died, A Trust Breach Occured

Posted onJuly 18, 2016April 10, 2020

Trust breach happens when your children decide to argue over semantics.  Would you rollover, in your grave, if your children sued one another ten (10) [Read More]

CategoriesEstate Administration, Trusts and Succession PlanningTagsPower of Attorney, Probate, Revocable Trusts

7 Tips When Picking a Standby Guardian

Posted onJune 19, 2016January 10, 2022

Picking a standby guardian is hard.  I believe every parent stresses over the care of their child. Thinking about a situation where you are unconscious [Read More]

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