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Q: Does Durable Power of Attorney end at death in regards to organ designation in South Carolina?
Catherine E Bruce
Catherine E Bruce
answered on Oct 8, 2015

In North Carolina, an agent appointed under a Health Care Power of Attorney has the authority to deal with certain after-death decisions such as organ donation. Typically, an agent appointed under a Durable Power of Attorney is not given such authority (his or her authority ends at the death of the... View More

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Q: My mother had a stroke.I am her medical power of attorney. My sister is disabled,how do I become her P.O.A.?
Rachel Lea Hunter
Rachel Lea Hunter
answered on Mar 29, 2013

Medical or financial? Is your sister mentally competent notwithstanding her disability? Where does your sister live?

If your sister lives in NC or GA, I can prepare a medical and/or financial power of attorney for her for a reasonable fee.

If she resides in a state other than NC,...
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Q: I am my mothers power of attorney,my sister is on disability. How do I become her power of attorney?
Rachel Lea Hunter
Rachel Lea Hunter
answered on Sep 6, 2013

Who is her? Your post indicates you are already power of attorney for your mother. Just because your sister is on disability does not mean that she is mentally incompetent to handle her affairs or those of her person. It is up to your sister if she is mentally competent as she can make you her... View More

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