Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

It could be, but it would have to be examined. We require the person sign, with 2 witnesses and a notary. Also it should be specific to the purpose it is to be used for. Plus, because you didn't say it was a Durable form, the person who created it must be still competent to use it.

It may also be better in the long run to use a Florida Durable Power of Attorney to avoid potential problems.

States are required to honor legal documents executed in another state. The NY Power of Attorney will be valid, but may not include the necessary terminology to accomplish all your objectives. If possible, it is highly recommended that you have a Florida POA executed.