Do I need a power of attorney or guardianship for a parent’s house? | NC

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Q: Do I need a power of attorney or guardianship to handle my parent’s house if their health is declining? A: Usually, a financial power of attorney is the simpler option — but only if your parent still understands what they are signing and the document clearly gives authority over the house. If a valid power of attorney already exists and it covers real estate, that may let the agent manage the…