Appointed Agent Under Power of Attorney for Property? Know the Law Before You Act!
Nataly Kaiser • January 21, 2026
If you are named as agent under a Power of Attorney for Property for someone, be sure to act responsibly and know what is required under the law. Attorney Nataly Kaiser explains a key duty under the Illinois Power of Attorney Act - keeping complete, detailed records of EVERY receipt, disbursement, and significant action. Follow the law to protect yourself from disputes and prevent unnecessary court demands for records. For more information on POAs, estate planning, or personalized guidance, contact Lavelle Law attorney Nataly Kaiser at 847-705-7555 or nkaiser@lavellelaw.com.
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