Do I need both a notary and witnesses for a power of attorney? | NC

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Q: Do I need both a notary and witnesses for a power of attorney? A: It depends on the type of document. Under North Carolina law, a financial power of attorney generally should be acknowledged before a notary, but it ordinarily does not require witnesses. A health care power of attorney requires both a notary and two qualified witnesses. Those witnesses must meet rules involving family…