With summer in full swing, a lot of people are looking forward to the days ahead when they can sit back, relax on the beach, and take a vacation from their day-to-day lives. For many of these people, summer vacation means either taking the kids to stay with grandma and grandpa, or leaving the children behind under the care of a relative or close friend. Regardless of the circumstances under which children are cared for by someone else, parents planning a vacation without their children need to be sure that they ve done all that they can to protect the child s needs. Part of this process might require you to create powers of attorney that transfer temporary decision-making authority to someone else. Here s what you should know about powers of attorney, child care, and how you might need to create one before you take your summer vacation. Parental Decision-Making As a parent, you probably don t give much thought to your ability to make decisions on your child s behalf. For example, whe
Posted on: Mon, 07 Jul 2014 14:48:30 +0000
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