What Can a Power of Attorney Do — And What Can’t They Do? Power Does the Agent Have Authority? Explanation Can an attorney-in-fact sign for the principal? ✓ If a principal becomes incapacitated, they... Read more »
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California Legal Implications: Powers of Appointment Can Override Trustee Duties In the complex world of California estate planning, the distinction between a trustee’s duties and a beneficiary’s rights is crucial. A recent... Read more »
Can Disabled Veterans Sue to Enforce a Charitable Trust? Key Insights from Powers v. McDonough Who This Is For If you’re a California resident managing a charitable trust, estate plan, or family... Read more »
Published January 12, 2026 | Original Source: CEB Articles Who This Guide Is For If you’re a parent with minor children planning your estate, you face a unique challenge: How do you... Read more »
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Keystone Law Group Partner Jim Bush presented in a Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) webinar titled “Power Under Pressure: Defending Agents Accused of Misconduct Under Powers of Attorney.” The program, part of CEB’s ongoing professional education series, explored strategies for protecting agents... Read more »