Saturday, April 5, 2014

When I write a POA, I have trouble trying to make it so I have co-agents, and one of the agents simply has non-binding power to communicate ...

Question

When I write a POA, I have trouble trying to make it so I have co-agents, and one of the agents simply has non-binding power to communicate on all matters. It seems simple, I just want that one individual to interact and not sign regarding my matters, but most POAs do not have sections for these options. Also, I have fears of other people faking a notary signature for me and I fear how to prevent their making a power of attorney. I thought to make a bunch of notes regarding ID verifications etc for agents, but I don't know? This has to do with matters foreign and domestic, particularly NJ, NY, CT, AZ and Dominican Republic.



Answer

I am not really sure what your question is, but if you call my office I will try to help you.

Robert Davies, Esq.

201 820 3460



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