Revoking a power of attorney
If sibling A is named the attorney in fact and sibling B is an alternate attorney in fact in the same POA do we need to revoke the POA for sibling B to take over responsibilities? Is the present POA still valid with siblings A & B just changing roles?
Asked on 9/24/07, 8:51 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Nancy Fioritto Patete
Nancy Fioritto Patete, Esq.
Re: Revoking a power of attorney
A notarized letter from A to B attached to the POA should do the trick.
Answered on 9/26/07, 4:23 pm
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