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Would a Power of Attorney that was written in Florida be valid in the state of Ohio?

Would a Power of Attorney that was written in Florida be valid in the state of Ohio?

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Would a Power of Attorney that was written in Florida be valid in the state of Ohio?

Category: Power of Attorney
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Ohio

Answer:

The validity of a power of attorney in another state depends on the law and/or procedures of the second state. For those who own out of state assets, it is preferable to have a local document thst the agent may use in the other location.

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Can your POA be in a different state?

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