People often draft a financial power of attorney, a document that gives someone else the authority to manage their money and property on their behalf. But many times, they do so without providing their chosen person with much information about what the duties involve, and sometimes without even telling them they’ve been appointed.
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What to know before agreeing to be someone’s power of attorney
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