H 1911
An Act clarifying a right of a durable power of attorney
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Bill overview
This bill, H.1911, aimed to clarify the rights and responsibilities of individuals acting as durable power of attorneys in Massachusetts. It sought to provide greater clarity and potentially strengthen protections for those who have granted a durable power of attorney. The bill was ultimately unsuccessful and failed to pass the legislature. Similar bills have been proposed in the past, indicating ongoing interest in regulating this area of law.
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Primary sponsor
Brian W. Murray
Cosponsors
Brian W. Murray
Bruce E. Tarr
Danillo A. Sena
David Paul Linsky
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