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How Much Can Third Parties Rely on Attorneys in Fact?

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Imagine this scenario: You are a teller at a bank and have been dealing with a particular customer (we’ll call her Jen) for several years. One day, instead of Jen coming in herself to take care of her banking needs, a stranger comes in her place holding a power of […] The post How Much Can Third Parties Rely on Attorneys in Fact? appeared first on LifeGen Law Group.

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