Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida
Power of Attorney
My husband is unable to handle financial affairs. In the event of my inability to handle our affairs, should I designate, legally, a person to act in my behalf both financial and otherwise. We both have wills and Living wills.
Thank you.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Power of Attorney
In addition to your Will and Living Will, you should have Designation of Health Care Surrogate and a Designation of Pre-Need Guardian. I suggest you speak with an attorney regarding this.
Re: Power of Attorney
You should strongly consider executing a power of attorney to one or more persons, who may act alone or jointly - your pick. It can be effective immediately, or you may make it contingent on your incapacity. As always, before executing such a document it is best to speak with a knowledgable attorney.
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