Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Missouri
Durable Power of Attorney
As my mother's durable POA, may I appoint a successor in case something happens to me?
The document reads:
...and in connection therewith to exercise general powers to do the following:
17. Successor Attorney in Fact:
To appoint a successor attorney in fact with general powers to act hereunder, including, the power to appoint a successor; and from time to time to delegate any powers and authorities under this Durable Power of Attorney.
Asked on 8/28/06, 3:53 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Re: Durable Power of Attorney
You probably have the powers you propose. However, a thorough examination of the entire document would be needed to make a determination with any degree of certainty.
Good Luck
Answered on 8/29/06, 11:22 am
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