Power of Attorney for Pro Se Litigants: Types, Uses, and Limits
A power of attorney (POA) lets one person act legally on behalf of another. This guide explains the main types, what a POA can and cannot do inside a lawsuit, and how self-represented litigants use one responsibly.
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