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This section says the chapter applies to procurations and representatives the same way it applies to mandates and mandatary relationships, except that it does not apply to mandates that are irrevocable by law.
This section says Act 1997, No. 1078 does not apply to certain pending separation, divorce, and incidental relief actions filed before January 1, 1998.
Military personnel and certain other legally assisted persons may execute the military power of attorney covered by this chapter.
This section provides an illustrative military power of attorney form and states that it can be used by eligible military-related persons in Louisiana.
A military power of attorney is exempt from Louisiana and other state requirements about form, substance, formality, and recording.
Initialing one line on the form does not limit the powers granted by that line, and calling powers “general” or “special” does not change or expand the powers or technical requirements listed elsewhere.
This section was repealed.
This section allows additional forms of power of attorney and says this Chapter does not limit certain other valid forms.
This Chapter may be cited as the "Louisiana Military Power of Attorney Act".
This Chapter must be applied and interpreted to make the law uniform among states that enact it.
A person affected by the 1997 spousal support revision and entitled to claim spousal support has one year from January 1, 1998, to make a claim under the prior law.
A military power of attorney can give the agent broad authority over the listed subject, subject to any limits or extensions set by the principal.
A military power of attorney can give an agent power to handle tangible personal property transactions.
A military power of attorney that grants stock-and-bond powers lets the agent buy, sell, and exchange certain securities, receive ownership evidence, and handle voting rights.
A military power of attorney can give an agent authority to handle specified commodity and option transactions.
A military power of attorney can give an agent broad banking and financial-transaction powers.
A military power of attorney can let an agent handle many business transactions for the principal.
A military power of attorney may authorize an agent to handle specified insurance and annuity transactions.
A military power of attorney can authorize an agent to handle estate, trust, and other beneficiary transactions for the principal.
A military power of attorney can give an agent authority to handle claims and litigation matters.
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