Theft, Stealing, Fraud, and Abuse: The Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is an essential component of any estate plan, but probate litigators know that you must be very careful with whom you entrust the power (see “How Do I Stop Power of Attorney Abuse?“). I have been repeatedly advised by clients of outrageous abuses by those who have been granted the power [...]
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