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Originally Posted by POP Bad Boy
.............make sure:
1. It states the purpose of the POA..........
example: "for matters related to the divorce of Jane Doe"
2. MAKE sure it has an expiration date.........
example: "This Power of Attorney expires on 12/31/2009"...
NONE OF THEM WILL UNLESS YOU MAKE THEM...........WITH ALL DUE RESPECT TO ATTY GUZMAN OF THIS BOARD..........
..........NOT HAVING THE ABOVE IN THE POA'S THAT YOU GIVE TO THE ATTORNEY, is the reason why you read so many cases of people that have been ripped off by them in the DR.......90% of the attorney's are not "Atty Guzman's"...........or anywhere close.......and probably can't even drive to your house to meet you since their bike has a flat tire or they don't have one at all.
.............Sorry, but TELLING IT LIKE IT IS........  |
I tend to concur. Any POA must have two key elements; a) highly restrictive and b) highly specific. General POAs are the kiss of death.