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Can I Name Someone to Decide If I’m Incapacitated? | NC
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Q: Can I name a partner or loved one to make financial and medical decisions for me if I become incapacitated? A: Yes. In North Carolina, you can name someone you trust to act for you if you later cannot make decisions. For money, property, bills, and financial accounts, you use a durable power of attorney. For medical decisions, you use a health care power of attorney. You can also use a living…