Legal Question in Administrative Law in Florida
power of attorney question
What happens to the power of attorney if the person(s) granting it to the appointed ,becomes deceased?
Asked on 10/25/01, 8:34 am
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Robert Restivo
Restivo Law Firm
Re: power of attorney question
The person granting the power of attorney became deceased? I've never heard it put that way.
Powers of Attorney are in effect for a statutory period, or until the principal (that's the guy granting the POA) dies. Powers of attorney always lose effect upon the death of the principal.
Answered on 11/25/01, 2:27 am
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