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A legal personal representative is a person who is: 1  an executor of another person's will; 2  the administrator of deceased person's estate; 3  the trustee of a legally disabled person's estate or affairs; or.  a person who has been granted an enduring power of attorney over the affairs of another person.
Over the years, I found that thereâs a lot of confusion about what a Power of Attorney agent is responsible for doing and what a trustee is responsible for doing. Many people confuse the two. The purpose of this blog post is to lay out in laymanâs terms the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Trustee. First, a Trustee is the person or entity that protects and manages the assets in a trust. For a revocable living trust, that Trustee is usually the person that created the trust. The trust document will have a successor trustee or set of successor trustees.