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• New Jersey, 1969 U.S. Court of Appeals 3rd Circuit, 1989 U.S. District Court District of New Jersey, 1969

• Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts

• 90% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

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Assuming you mean some sort of financial power of attorney, if drawn up right would only mean you are to take care of their finances using their means (income and assets that the power is granted over). You would not be liable for their debts from your personal income or assets.. . Now as an heir, should they pass, you may be liable for any debts to be paid out of their remaining estate.

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