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kathyjt Asked October 2018
Do I need an attorney if the person is coherent to enact an Irrevocable POA?
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JoAnn29 Oct 2018
Why would they want to enact if they can make their own decisions?
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Ahmijoy Oct 2018
As long as a person is competent, they can enact an irrevocable power of attorney. They’re rare and usually used for businesses. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to consult an attorney.
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DeeAnna Oct 2018
You need to look at the Irrevocable POA document itself as that should state how to enact the I-POA or when the I-POA goes into effect. Also, you need to review the POA laws for the state that the I-POA is written in and effective in. Each state has slightly different laws, regulations and guidelines regarding POAs.
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