Powers of Attorney: Who to appoint

Kimberly Whaley and Heather Hogan
Kimberly Whaley (L) and Heather Hogan (R)

We are very thankful that Kimberly Whaley and Heather Hogan, estate litigation lawyers who often deal with Power of Attorney and End of Life issues, offered to do a podcast with us. During this podcast we discuss:

  1. Who would make an appropriate attorney for property?
  2. How will my attorney for property know the rules and obligations that apply to them when managing my property?
  3. Is it a good idea to appoint more than one person as an attorney for property?
  4. What if I appoint my two children as my attorneys for property and they can’t agree on how to manage my property?
  5. If my attorney for property is managing my property, am I allowed to see my bank accounts and a copy of all financial transactions that my attorney undertakes on my behalf?

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