Full question:
I had a power of attorney paper for my brother for his medical in ohio he moved to a different state do the paper work still stand in a different state
- Category: Power of Attorney
- Date:
- State: Ohio
Answer:
Generally, if the power of attorney was created according to Ohio law, it should be valid in other states. However, if your brother's move is permanent, it's advisable for him to establish a new power of attorney in his new state of residence, provided he is competent to do so.
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