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A Guide to Wills, Estate, Trust and Guardianship Litigation

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III. Actions for Abuse of Powers of Attorney

A power of attorney often grants broad authority to another party (called an agent) to make decisions on a person’s behalf.  North Carolina has strict rules governing powers of attorney.  If there is an abuse of the powers granted under a power of attorney then the wrongdoer can be held personally liable for any damages caused by the wrongful acts.

 

Protection of Beneficiary’s Rights

Stephen A. Brown

John N. Hutson, Jr.

John N. Hutson, III

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