When Does A Power Of Attorney Expire In Louisiana? | Gordon Crawford - Wills & Probate - Louisiana
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Date: 2021-02-25

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In general, the power of attorney does not expire until the death of the person who granted the POA. A durable power of attorney in Louisiana contains a provision that in the event of the death of the grantor of the power of attorney being legally interdicted, the grantee of the power of attorney should be afforded as guardian of the interdicted person. To clarify a point, in Louisiana, an interdiction is the legal process by which a curator is appointed by the court to handle the legal affairs of someone who, due to his mental and/or physical impairment, cannot manage them himself.
If the decedent did not name an executor in his will or testament and it is admitted to probate, his designation of a person to be his curator in the event of his interdiction is used by the probate judge to give that person first preference in the selection of an executor or an administrator for the estate of the deceased person. The fourth item to locate would be a copy of his deed to the house and lot, a second home, a vacation home, or any investment real estate.

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