Can I Be Power of Attorney for a Parent in Another State? | NC

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Q: Can I be named as power of attorney for a parent who lives in another state? A: Yes. Under North Carolina law, a financial or health care agent generally does not have to live in the same state as the parent. However, the documents should usually be prepared under the law of the state where your parent lives and expects to use them most often. Your parent may be able to sign while visiting…