Legal Question in Elder Law in Massachusetts
can you have 2 sons have power of attorney
Can you have 2 people be power of attorney so as if the 1st brother is away on business the 2nd brother can step in and take charge?
Asked on 2/04/09, 9:33 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Christopher Vaughn-Martel
Charles River Law Partners, LLC
Re: can you have 2 sons have power of attorney
Certainly. You can name one son #1 as your Attorney-in-Fact and name son #2 as Contingent Attorney-in-Fact with the power to act if son #1 is unable or unavailable.
Please feel free to give my office a call if you would like to prepare the necessary paperwork for a simple flat fee.
Answered on 2/04/09, 10:26 am
Re: can you have 2 sons have power of attorney
You can provide in a DPOA if the first Attorney in Fact is not reachable, that the second can act in his place.
Answered on 2/04/09, 7:52 pm
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