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Durable Power of Attorney

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Jjohnson3

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Can more than one person be appointed as "joint lawful attorneys" on a Durable Power of Attorney? Would both signatures then automatically be required to transact business? Or should such a requirement be spelled out within the body of the Durable Power of Attorney form?
 


ALawyer

Senior Member
In most states 2 people can be appointed if you do it right.

You can have them required to act JOINTLY (which means both signatures are needed) or SEVERALLY (any 1 of the 2).

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