Principal (who has appointed a power of attorney) acting on his/her own…

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Principal (who has appointed a power of attorney) acting on his/her own behalf
Once a Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare becomes effective does the principal, who has appointed someone as his/her attorney in fact, still have the authority to make decisions on his/her own behalf?

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  1. Re: Principal (who has appointed a power of attorney) acting on his/her own beha
    Assuming that standard KY statutory language is used, a health care surrogate document is only effective when the principal is incapable of making decisions on his/her own.

    Martin Kasdan, Jr.
    Martin Z. Kasdan, Jr., Attorney at Law
    Brownsboro Bldg., Ste. 109; 2843 Brownsboro Rd
    Louisville, KY 40206

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