Legal Question in Family Law in Louisiana
Power of Attorny
When you give someone Power of Attorney to sign your name in absence, does it expire in a certain amount of time?
Asked on 6/04/02, 10:16 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Donna Goldman
DONNA G. GOLDMAN, P.A.
Re: Power of Attorny
The power of attorney itself should contain an expiration date, it could be as short as one day or for as long as one desires.
Answered on 6/06/02, 12:16 am
David Slater
David P. Slater, Esq.
Re: Power of Attorny
Not if it doesn't say so. You must revoke the power.
Answered on 6/04/02, 10:20 pm
Nick Pizzolatto, Jr.
Pizzolatto Law Office
Re: Power of Attorny
The power expires under its own terms on the date stated in it. If the power is for a specific document, then it expires when the document is signed. If neither of the above apply, then you must specifically revoke the power.
Answered on 6/05/02, 11:08 am
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