Can and where would I get power of attorney papers without going thre a lawyer?? I understand they have to notarized and all that, these are so my son can give me power of attorney over things like his bank account, his car, and what not as he is in the Army to far from home to deal with things here in townhelp please.
If he is in the Army, he can go to the JAG office or the base legal office and they will draw up and notarize one for him free. NO matter what you find here, it will be very general and may not do the right job; and will still have to go to him to sign and notarize. Might just as well have it done right there. Military POA's are a little different. Only he signs the POA as the person granting it. You don't need to be there; and if he checks with the local recruting office, they can probably get it done while he's still here if you are so in need. Good luck,
Yeah, just have him go to the legal office on post, it's very simple. Military members have to do this all the time when they deploy.
You can get the power of attorney forms you need to file and notarize along with the filing instructions for your state at - legalformsbank /powerofatt - and you can learn more about the procedure there.
