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12/28/04, 7:04 pm

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Power of Attorney

Is it possible to extend the General Durable Power Attorney past the Principal's death. If so, how?

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Re: Power of Attorney Thank you for your inquiry. The power of attorney expires upon the principal's death. There is not...

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Monica Donaldson Stewart

Re: Power of Attorney No, all powers of attorney cease to be effective upon the death of the principal....

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