Must a Power of Attorney Be Prepared Where the Person Lives? | NC

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Q: Does a power of attorney need to be prepared in the state where the person lives? A: No. It may be prepared and signed elsewhere, as long as the person has legal capacity and the document follows the applicable signing rules. However, it is usually best to prepare the document under the law of the person’s home jurisdiction. That can make it easier for local banks, medical providers, and…