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A power of attorney grantor can grant broad powers under the power of attorney document to a power holder. The power holder owes a fiduciary duty to the power grantor. This means that the power holder must put the interests of the power grantor above his or her own interests. If a power holder is acting beyond the scope of the powers granted by the document, or the power holder is abusing the power, then the power grantor (or the power grantor’s representative) can hold the power holder accountable. If you have an issue such as this that you would like to discuss, please contact us.

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