Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in South Carolina

As you are aware the General POA gives your sister-in-law a lot of power. She can access your husband's bank accounts, retirement accounts and she can sell anything your husband owns. With this document your sister-in-law is able to whatever your husband is able to do with his money and property. If the only purpose for the document is to deal with a specific piece of real estate I would advise your husband to use a limited or special power of attorney. If he chooses to do this he will need to revoke the General POA and sign and record the Limited POA.