Powers of Attorney in Missouri - Revision history

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‎Self-Dealing

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‎Examination

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	==Self-Dealing==		==Self-Dealing==
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		+	Missouri law prohibits a POA from being used for self-dealing unless expressly authorized by the POA.

	==Foreign==		==Foreign==

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 ===Examination===
-* POAs must be recorded. [https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2015/title-xxix/chapter-442/section-442.360 | MO Rev Stat § 442.360]. Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
+* In Missouri, Powers of Attorney that are used in connection with real property transactions must be recorded. [https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2015/title-xxix/chapter-442/section-442.360 MO Rev Stat § 442.360]. Any failure to record a Power of Attorney that is used in connection with a real estate transaction should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
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-* POAs must be recorded. [[https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2015/title-xxix/chapter-442/section-442.360 | MO Rev Stat § 442.360]]. Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
+* POAs must be recorded. [https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2015/title-xxix/chapter-442/section-442.360 | MO Rev Stat § 442.360]. Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
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 ===Examination===
-* POAs must be recorded.  Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
+* POAs must be recorded. [[https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2015/title-xxix/chapter-442/section-442.360 | MO Rev Stat § 442.360]]. Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.
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 ==Overview==
 ===Sources===
 * MO Rev Stat § 404.700
 * MO Rev Stat § 442.360
 ===Compliance===
 * Can agents prepare?
 ===Forms===
 * Statutory Durable POA
 * Common Law Form (property specific)
 ===Searching===
-* POAs must be recorded.
 ===Examination===
 * POAs must be recorded.  Any failure to record a POA should be raised as a possible missing interest.
 ===Curative===
 * Any curative statutes or MIA provisions?
 ===Underwriting===
-* Any rule for removing missing interests due to a lack of recording POA after X years?
-===Requirement Language===
+A Power of Attorney can be approved to use in a transaction for title insurance purposes as long as it conforms to the following:
 * In the event any party to the transaction contemplates the use of a Power of Attorney, the Company requires submission of the Power of Attorney no less than three (3) days prior to closing for approval. (WFG Version)

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 * Durable POAs must be recorded.
 * Property specific POAs must be recorded and include the legal description.
 ===Pricing===
 * Can agents charge for preparing or recording POAs?

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	==Underwriting==		==Underwriting==
		+	===Requirement Language===
		+	* If any party to the settlement intends to use a Power of Attorney at settlement, a copy of such Power of Attorney must be submitted for review in advance of settlement. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in the postponement of the settlement. Acceptability of the Power of Attorney for purposes of completion of settlement is within the discretion of the insurer. (other)
		+	* In the event any party to the transaction contemplates the use of a Power of Attorney, the Company requires submission of the Power of Attorney no less than three (3) days prior to closing for approval. (WFG Version)

	==Recording==		==Recording==

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		+	==Overview==
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	==Compliance==
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		+	==Forms==
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		+	==Search==
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		+	==Examination==
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		+	==Underwriting==
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		+	==Recording==
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		+	==Types==
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		+	==Witnesses==
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		+	==Content==
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		+	==Self-Dealing==
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		+	==Foreign==
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		+	==Cross-References==
		+	* [[Missouri]]
		+	* [[Powers of Attorney]]
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	Missouri has a durable power of attorney law. ([https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2011/titlexxvi/chapter404/section404700/ Section 404.700 Missouri Revised Statutes]) It provides that the authority of the attorney-in-fact does not terminate in the event that the principal becomes disabled or incapacitated. If the power of attorney is to be used for the conveyance of real estate, it must be recorded in the county in which the real estate is located, and a legal description needs to be attached to the power of attorney.		Missouri has a durable power of attorney law. ([https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2011/titlexxvi/chapter404/section404700/ Section 404.700 Missouri Revised Statutes]) It provides that the authority of the attorney-in-fact does not terminate in the event that the principal becomes disabled or incapacitated. If the power of attorney is to be used for the conveyance of real estate, it must be recorded in the county in which the real estate is located, and a legal description needs to be attached to the power of attorney.

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−	Missouri has a durable power of attorney law. (Section 404.700 Missouri Revised Statutes) It provides that the authority of the attorney-in-fact does not terminate in the event that the principal becomes disabled or incapacitated. If the power of attorney is to be used for the conveyance of real estate, it must be recorded in the county in which the real estate is located, and a legal description needs to be attached to the power of attorney.	+	Missouri has a durable power of attorney law. ([https://law.justia.com/codes/missouri/2011/titlexxvi/chapter404/section404700/ Section 404.700 Missouri Revised Statutes]) It provides that the authority of the attorney-in-fact does not terminate in the event that the principal becomes disabled or incapacitated. If the power of attorney is to be used for the conveyance of real estate, it must be recorded in the county in which the real estate is located, and a legal description needs to be attached to the power of attorney.

	Attorney-in-fact		Attorney-in-fact