Ohio Revised Code|Section 1337.092 | Personal liability.

                                                
(A) If an attorney in fact enters into a  contract in the representative capacity of the attorney in fact,  if the contract is within the authority of the attorney in fact,  and if the attorney in fact discloses in the contract that it is  being entered into in the representative capacity of the attorney  in fact, the attorney in fact is not personally liable on the  contract, unless the contract otherwise specifies. If the words or  initialism "attorney in fact," "as attorney in fact," "AIF,"  "power of attorney," "POA," or any other word or words or  initialism indicating representative capacity as an attorney in  fact are included in a contract following the name or signature of  an attorney in fact, the inclusion is sufficient disclosure for  purposes of this division that the contract is being entered into  in the attorney in fact's representative capacity as attorney in  fact. 
(B) An attorney in fact is not personally liable for a debt  of the attorney in fact's principal, unless one or more of the  following applies:
(1) The attorney in fact agrees to be personally responsible  for the debt.
(2) The debt was incurred for the support of the principal,  and the attorney in fact is liable for that debt because of  another legal relationship that gives rise to or results in a duty  of support relative to the principal.
(3) The negligence of the attorney in fact gave rise to or  resulted in the debt.
(4) An act of the attorney in fact that was beyond the  attorney in fact's authority gave rise to or resulted in the debt.
(5) An agreement to assist in the recovery of funds under  section 169.13 of the Revised Code was the subject of the power of  attorney that gave rise to or resulted in the debt.
(C) This section applies but is not limited to, and the terms  "power of attorney" and "attorney in fact" include but are not  limited to, an agency agreement and an agent under an agency  agreement.