Representation at a probate hearing
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I have Power of Attorney for my partner in a probate case. If he is self represented, can I speak and question witnesses during the hearing for him or must he do so himself?
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Power of attorney doesn't mean you get to be the lawyer in court. If he is pro se (self-representation), you cannot do a thing.
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