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Is a North Carolina Power of Attorney Valid if it is NOT Recorded in the Register of Deeds??

By Sabrina Winters

Assuming that the Power of Attorney is otherwise valid and the person who has created the document (principal) is not incapacitated or incompetent, it is valid and may be used by the agent (the person named in the document by the principal) to carry out the instructions and authority in the Power of Attorney provided [...]

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