The power of Attorney for the rights of parents

A parent has the right to give someone else the power to his children. A parent may grant power of Attorney for a variety of reason, but common causes include being from the country which are not in the location or army. DefinitionA proxy is to be a grant of rights to someone else on your behalf. The person that the right is the "main" and called the "Agent" or "Attorney in fact" the person who receives the right .PurposeA person may grant the proxy if you are unable to act or not available. The principal may at any time revoke the proxy. (There are several types of proxy, including a general mandate, which is applicable in a variety of situations), special proxy (only applies when certain situations) and durable power of Attorney for health care (applies to health decisions, if the principle is invalid) .Parental RightsA parent may grant a proxy for your child's custody. The agent can decisions about medical child, education and other daily activities. Agent, has however no power to decide if the child could be adopted to marry, not the child can and do not allow to sell the child or its assets.