Young Whicker
Make sure that the Georgia Power of Attorney is not used for a purpose that's unsuitable. As an example, a person may open a broker or accounting practice in the name of their principal without obtaining a state license. A business can be managed by an unincorporated limited liability company name. In cases like this, the broker is actually working for the LLC and not the principal. In the event the principal becomes bankrupt, the broker might no longer be permitted to act on her or his behalf.
The broker should make sure that the main maintains effective communication with her or him. It is essential that the main receive timely notifications of filings, and notifications should get to the attorney at least 15 days before the filing. If a principal doesn't respond timely to communications from the lawyer, the Power of Attorney may be revoked.