Q: How do i find out about a power of attorney given by living parents to one child of three? Is it recorded anywhere?
One parent is deceased and the others won't answer questions about the document. How do we find out what it covers as a child of the parents?
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A: Powers of attorney are sometimes recorded in the local land records, but more often than not they are not. The obvious answer is to ask the living parents and/or the child to whom the power of attorney was given.
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