By Justin Curtiss Serving as a Financial Attorney-In-Fact When someone asks you to be their financial Power of Attorney, you should feel complimented. It means that person, the "principal" believes you, the now appointed "attorney-in-fact," are trustworthy and fair and that you possess good judgment. However, after accepting the compliment, you will realize you haveThe post Seven Things You Need to Know About Serving as Attorney-In-Fact appeared first on Sustainable Wealth Management.
