Does a power of attorney need to be prepared where I live? | NC

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Q: Does a power of attorney need to be prepared in the state where the person lives? A: No. A power of attorney can generally be prepared and signed somewhere else. However, it should usually comply with the law where you live, especially if your property, financial accounts, and health care providers are located there. This can make the document easier for banks and medical providers to accept.…