Power of Attorney Financial a lifeline if deportation threatens family.

:Las Vegas, Nevada

With the workings of ICE enforcement creating fear and sense of hopelessness for people who are living within Southern California, parts of Las Vegas, and many parts of the U.S., many families are thinking ahead of ways to protect their loved ones from the painful thought of being separated.  One family came to visit our office and wanted to get a Power of Attorney Financial for their family who are originally from Mexico.  The fear is Immigration Customs Enforcement will arrest families or individuals and deport them to another country. More importantly, turning to a solution where they can get the Power of Attorney document may help bring families a sense of security in an uncertain time and the desire form these families is to continue their lifestyle by appointing someone who is ready to step in and act on behalf of the principal who appoints a Power of Attorney document signing.  This step is a safeguard for a family that may lose a bread winner or income due to a deported family member.  Power of Attorney document allows some in the household requests for the POA and then an Agent of Attorney-in-fact is appointed to manage the family finances in case there is incarceration or an order of deportation.  The document allows for the agent to continue making payments on behalf of the principal who may lose their ability to pay the bills within the house.  Agents with authority of the principal can continue paying bills, using the bank account for necessary means that support family, and avoid any unnecessary hardship due to the absence of the principal.   The Power of Attorney is preferred for some families who want to appoint someone they trust to maintain the finances of the relative or friend.  The Power of Attorney document is available from most legal document providers so check your local community for document preparation or legal forms.