durable power of attorney

[frisina]

My Mom Lives In Florida. I Live In New York.my Mom And Dad Had A
Durable Family Power Of Attorney Made Up By An Attorney In 1994 The Document States -i ... Name My Husband ... And/or My Son ...jointly Or Severally As My True LaWful Attorneys. Etc
My Father Is Since Diseased.i Am An Only Child.
My Mom Has Me As Joint Owner On Her Accounts And Condo.
Her Attorney Is Diseased And The Will/poa/living Will. Originals ARE IN MOMS POSSESSION.THE COURT APPOINTED FIRM THAT HAD THE DOCUMENTS ADVISED MOM A NEW POA IS ADVISABLE BECAUSE FLORIDA LAW HAS
CHANGED.
1- IS A NEW POA REQUIRED
2- WHAT IS THE MOST ECOMOMICAL WAS TO DO SO.
3- IS HER LIVING WILL STILL VALID FROM 1994
THANKS FRISINA

 

[BlondiePB]

1- IS A NEW POA REQUIRED

Yes.

2- WHAT IS THE MOST ECOMOMICAL WAS TO DO SO.

I have absolutely no idea of what you are asking.

3- IS HER LIVING WILL STILL VALID FROM 1994

No one here in cyberspace can truly answer this because most living wills have a person named to act as an agent and we can't see the document. If that agent is your deceased father, how could he make decisions for your mother who is alive?

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