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-Like many people, you may never have been an attorney under a power of attorney before. That’s why ''Managing Someone Else’s Money'' was created. This guide will help you understand what you can and cannot do in your role as an attorney.
+Like many people, you may never have been an attorney under a power of attorney before. That’s why ''Managing Money for Someone Else'' was created. This guide will help you understand what you can and cannot do in your role as an attorney.
 In the role of attorney, you are a '''fiduciary'''. A fiduciary is someone who is in a position of trust toward another person. A fiduciary has duties and responsibilities. This guide will help you understand what those are. It also offers tips to help you avoid problems, and resources for finding more information.
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 '''Guardian or committee:''' A person appointed by a court to manage money and property for someone who needs help.
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