Having a power of attorney ensures that you choose someone to act for you when you are unable to handle your affairs. Without one, the courts will decide.

an estate planning attorney at Burnett and Griffin in Kentucky. "A lot of people are really concerned about giving someone else the power to act on their behalf when it comes to their personal and ...

In Scotland, there are three Powers of Attorney: one for financial matters, called a continuing Power of Attorney; one for personal welfare ... of representation such as a grant of probate or letter ...