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What is the Effective start date and ending date of a power of attorney?
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Ordinarily a Power of Attorney is a paper document prepared by a person for a particular purpose. Often it is done by an attorney but not always as there are ready made forms available for amateurs. Most attorneys and every form will have a date certain set forth which specifies the day it begins and ends. If no date is set forth, then it remains in force until withdrawn. Also it will expire in the event the person giving it dies. In many cases the form will be filed with the local county recorder so that it gives notice to the public. In that case it must be notarized. This is required if the powers affect real estate, but the document may be unrecorded if it is about something else. In that instance it is proffered when used to establish the right of the appointee to do whatever act is set forth.
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