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Power of Attorney

What Should You Say if You’re Asked to be an Agent?

March 10, 2020 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

In an earlier discussion, we talked about what it means to be an attorney in fact, but we didn't offer any guidance about what you might say if someone asks you to be an agent. If you are asked to be an agent, also called an attorney in fact, what should you say? What will you need to do if you accept, and what will happen if you decline? Today we're going to look at some of these questions to give you a better idea about what you need to think about if you are ever asked to be an agent. Who … [Read more...] about What Should You Say if You’re Asked to be an Agent?

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Qualities of the Ideal Agent

April 30, 2019 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

Choosing the right Agent under a Power of Attorney is one of the most important choices. This article discusses the qualities of an ideal Agent and qualities to avoid in selecting an Agent. Read on to learn more. Selecting an Agent … [Read more...] about Qualities of the Ideal Agent

Filed Under: Power of Attorney Tagged With: Advance Directive, Agent, Health Care Power of Attorney, power of attorney, Property Power of Attorney

What Is A Springing Power Of Attorney?

March 8, 2018 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

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Estate planning attorneys in our Overland Park office provide assistance to those wanting to create a power of attorney.  A power of attorney is a powerful part of your estate plan.  It allows you to control and choose who will manage your assets and make your decisions for you if you are not able to act on your own because you have become incapacitated.  However, creating a power of attorney is not as simple as just delegating authority to an agent of your choosing.  You … [Read more...] about What Is A Springing Power Of Attorney?

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Who Should Be An Agent When Creating a Power of Attorney?

September 20, 2016 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

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When you create a power of attorney (POA), you have to name someone to be your agent or attorney in fact. The reason for creating your POA is to select the person who will to be in charge of decision-making for you when you cannot make your own choices.  This decision of who to name as your agent is of utmost importance.  Parman and Easterday can help you determine who should be your agent when you create a power of attorney. Our dedicated legal team has helped … [Read more...] about Who Should Be An Agent When Creating a Power of Attorney?

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2 of the Most Common Myths About Powers of Attorney

February 16, 2016 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

It's important to be aware of some common myths about powers of attorney that often confuse or needlessly complicate the estate planning process. Using powers of attorney wisely, drafting them properly, and ensuring that they are made to match your individual needs is one thing, but you might need to get past some common myths to make sure you can get the most out of these vital tools. Today we're going to take a look at a couple of common myths about powers of attorney and why they are not … [Read more...] about 2 of the Most Common Myths About Powers of Attorney

Filed Under: Durable Power of Attorney, POA, Power of Attorney

Survey: 61% Without Living Will

July 14, 2014 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

People have no problem planning ahead for many things, but for some reason estate planning and elder law issues are often placed on the back burner. Surveys consistently come back with results that are quite disturbing with regard to the estate planning preparedness of American adults. They say that death and taxes are the only certainties, but in spite of this the majority of people in the United States have not executed all the appropriate estate planning documents. … [Read more...] about Survey: 61% Without Living Will

Filed Under: Guardianship, POA, Power of Attorney, Videos

Medical Decisions: Let Your Wishes Be Known

May 4, 2012 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

Medical science can now keep people alive via the use of artificial means for extended periods of time, even when there is no hope of recovery. … [Read more...] about Medical Decisions: Let Your Wishes Be Known

Filed Under: Guardianship, POA, Power of Attorney Tagged With: minors

You May Have The Power To Save A Life

April 16, 2012 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

That’s a pretty profound headline!  Let’s dig deeper to see what this might mean in the context of estate planning. Looking back on the mark you have made on the world may be part of your thought processes as you are planning your estate.  What will I be remembered for?  What is my legacy?  Some of you will do some serious soul-searching, attempting to get comfortable with the answers to those questions.  You might be asking those questions while you struggle with the … [Read more...] about You May Have The Power To Save A Life

Filed Under: Power of Attorney Tagged With: Estate Planning Mistakes, Postmortem Planning

Addressing Health Care Contingencies

February 22, 2012 by Larry Parman, Attorney at Law

While taking care of the financial aspects is certainly a big part of holistic estate planning, it is also important to cover all your bases on the healthcare front. … [Read more...] about Addressing Health Care Contingencies

Filed Under: Guardianship, POA, Power of Attorney Tagged With: minors

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