General Power of Attorney

In the state of Wisconsin when using a General Power of Attorney can you have more than one person listed as the agent who has the power? If there are 3 children can the parent name all 3 at once, and if not and only one can be named, is there a way to make sure that the other 2 are consulted before any transactions take place? My mother is still capable of handling most things on her own with some help for now but is in the beginning stages of Alzheimer's and we want to make sure that we handle some things before she gets too bad. I live in another state and can not be there to help most of the time. Any information or suggestions would be appreciated.

Why would you want authority to handle something that you can not be there to do? It's best for only one person to be named.