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Do I need a healthcare power of attorney in North Carolina?

By Dee Wallis
Tuesday, March 15th, 2016

Yes! Even if you have a standard power of attorney in place, you will want to execute a healthcare power of attorney (“HCPOA”) to provide guidance to your doctors and loved ones about your healthcare desires.

What is a healthcare power of attorney?

A HCPOA is a document that authorizes › continue reading.

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