iPractice – Power of Attorney

iNotaryNow is proud to present the Power of Attorney course in its iPractice series. Refresh your memory regarding the civil law concepts of Mandate and Representation, colloquially referred to as Power of Attorney, and learn new, innovative techniques to better serve your constituents in your notarial practice. This course will cover the law of Mandate and Representation, the duty and authority of the Principal and the Mandatary, terminating and rescinding that authority, and the proper form and use of Powers of Attorney. This course also includes the following essential Power of Attorney forms for use in your notarial practice:

•  Limited Power of Attorney
• General Durable Power of Attorney
• Healthcare Power of Attorney
• Revocation of Power of Attorney
• Resignation of Agent
• Conditional Procuration
• Declaration of Disability

About your instructor:
Julie DesOrmeaux Rosenzweig, J.D., is a practicing Louisiana attorney and notary with nearly 20 years experience, and she is the owner of iNotaryNow, Louisiana’s premiere notarial exam online preparation course.

Julie was born and raised in Abbeville, Louisiana, graduated from Loyola University New Orleans, cum laude with University Honors, in 2001, and graduated from Tulane University Law School in 2005. She has practiced since that time in Louisiana in the fields of estate planning, family law, and criminal law, serving at one point as a felony prosecutor for the 16th Judicial District Court and as a public defender. Julie currently focuses on estate planning for growing families, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, guardianship designations, special needs planning, and long-term care planning.

Julie has extensive public speaking experience, including presenting numerous educational seminars both live and online to community groups, parish bar associations, and the general public on a variety of estate planning topics. Julie recently presented a seminar on Trusts to the Louisiana Notary Association’s annual convention.

Julie and her husband live in Broussard, Louisiana, with their seven children, four cats, one dog, and one bearded dragon.