Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Illinois

The same property? Normally, no. But a standard Illinois statutory form power of attorney gives the grantor of the power the ability to name successive agents. On the other hand if you are talking about something like a power of direction under a land trust or similar situation, you can name two or more people and designate an "either / or" or two out of three kind of requirement. You need to be more specific about what is going on.

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Do you mean more than one document or more than one appointee?