Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Arizona
Power of Attorney
I became ill and gave my power of attorney to my ex. Now I will be receiving a large lump sum for a auto accident. I hear my mother is going to get a power of attorney to control my medical, lump sum and child support. Can a relative, neighbor or state employee get a power of attorney after I have already assigned it? I do not want my mother a her drinking buddies contolling my life.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Power of Attorney
FLORIDA LAW - For someone to give Power of Attorney for anything, that person must voluntarily, freely and without coercion sign the Power of Attorney because there is a lot of Power with the Power of Attorney. If you have signed a POA then you have the right to cancel that POA by preparing a document saying that you cancel this POA and give this to the person who you originally gave the POA to. No one can have POA unless you authorize it.
Melody Stickel-Martinez
Melody Stickel-Martinez, Esq.
10031 Pines Boulevard, Suite 217
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