Business, Tax & Estates

Every year thousands of young adults graduate high school and head off to college. As parents help their children run through the checklist of items needed for college, the last thing on anyone's list is then need for the child to have legal powers of attorney prepared. However, as discussed in the remainder of this article, these documents can be very important if the need arises. In North Carolina, powers of attorney are statutory documents (authorized by Chapter 32A of the North Carolina G ...
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