Can there be two Power of Attorney for one women and or can there be two names on one Power of Attorney, for the State of Florida
Asked on 6/19/21, 7:52 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
It is difficult to answer your question without knowing the context. There are different Power of Attorney documents. It is possible to have 2 different Power of Attorneys but if they are for the same reason and/or they conflict with another, the one executed properly with the latest date will likely supersede the other one. It is possible to have 2 names on a Power of Attorney as well if done properly. To be sure if the Power of Attorney documents were properly done, I recommend you take them to an estate planning attorney.
Answered on 6/19/21, 8:20 am
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