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Question of the Week
Posted: Sep 23, 2022 | Author:
Cornerstone League
power of attorney
Question: Does the presentation of a new power of attorney automatically revoke all prior powers of attorney?
Answer: No. Unless the new POA includes language revoking prior powers of attorney, the prior POAs are generally still valid.
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