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Can you have someone vote for you if you give them power of attorney?
You should request an absentee ballot that can be signed and returned by mail if you cannot be present at the voting place.
When a resident can no longer attend homeowners meetings can her representative vote without a power of attorney?
what is durable power of attorney
Do the siblings vote on appointing a new power of attorney?
Yes, siblings can vote on appointing a new power of attorney but depending on the situation, a lawyer or judge will have to be involved in the final decision. This is to determine which person is best for the group of siblings.
Is holding proxies for a HOA for personal gain legal?
There are several assumptions in your question, which cloud any potential answer. First, that the vote at hand involves personal gain for someone involved in the vote. Second, the action of holding proxies may or may not be to vote: holding them may be to deny the vote. Third, read your governing documents to determine the use of proxies. If you are convinced that there is illegal activity involved, you can work with an association-savvy attorney to help you handle the matter. Be prepared to produce evidence of your assumptions for the attorney in order to encourage the attorney to take your case.
What place do you vote at?
You cast your vote at a polling place.
What is the actual power in a Financial power of attorney?
To determine this you can review your state's statutes.Example:POWERS OF THE ATTORNEY IN FACT AND LIMITATIONS(a) Except as otherwise limited by this section, by other applicable law, or by the durable power of attorney, the attorney in fact has full authority to perform, without prior court approval, every act authorized and specifically enumerated in the durable power of attorney.(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, an attorney in fact may not:1. Perform duties under a contract that requires the exercise of personal services of the principal;2. Make any affidavit as to the personal knowledge of the principal;3. Vote in any public election on behalf of the principal;4. Execute or revoke any will or codicil for the principal;5. Create, amend, modify, or revoke any document or other disposition effective at the principal's death or transfer assets to an existing trust created by the principal unless expressly authorized by the power of attorney; or6. Exercise powers and authority granted to the principal as trustee or as court-appointed fiduciary.A financial power of attorney gives someone the authority to conduct business for you.
What do you do if you have the power to vote?
vote, or don't
Where can people vote?
they can vote at a private place
How do lawyers vote?
They pick someone and they push the button to vote.
Does a spouse or someone with power of attorney have access to an incorporated bank account?
It really depends on how the power of attorney is written, and which powers it gives to the agent in fact. It can give the agent the power to sign for the principal in differing capacities. If the principal is a signer on a business account, then yes someone who is the POA can have access to it. However, you can't just walk into a bank and ask to have access to the account, you must bring in your POA documents and have them reviewed by the banks legal department then be formally added on to the account as POA. Keep in mind also that a POA is only valid while the principal is living, and ends when they die or revoke it.
What do you call the length of time someone must live somewhere before they can vote in that place?
This length of time is called a residency requirement.
What is a non voting voter?
It is someone who legally can vote, but for whatever reason chooses not to.
