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QUESTION: "does military special power of attorney give the POA rights to the visitations of the kids as previously arranged for parent signing special power of attorney paperwork before being deployed in kansas."

ANSWER: No. Such a document [example: Military Special Power of Attorney] addresses certain matter such as financial and property issues, pursuant to federal law. However, child access (custody, visitation, parenting) is a matter for the Court (civilian) to determine, pursuant to state law. That is always the case, decided pursuant to the "best interests" legal standard. No one, including a member of the military, can assign or "sign over" such rights via this type of document.

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