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Power Of Attorney Kentucky: Quick Facts
Kentucky requires notarization for valid execution. The state follows uniform standards for most provisions. You can make it effective immediately or have it spring into action when certain conditions are met.
Not for medical decisions. Kentucky keeps financial and healthcare powers separate. You need a healthcare directive for medical choices. This separation helps avoid confusion about who makes what decisions.
Kentucky requires proper notarization for valid power of attorney documents. The notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. If you're using online templates, complete the document first, then get it notarized in person.