Massachusetts general power of attorney is a legal form that allows a person (“principal”) to appoint someone else (“agent”) to manage their financial affairs. This is common for a principal who trusts their agent to make decisions on their behalf while they may be in another location or not interested in handling the day-to-day tasks of a business. A general power of attorney is non-durable, meaning if the principal should become incapacitated, the form would be considered null and void.
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