Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Arkansas

Statutory Power of Attorney
Does a Statutory Power of Attorney in the state of Arkansas become void when the grantor dies?

Asked on 2/02/04, 5:54 pm

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Herb Southern The Southern Law Firm

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Re: Statutory Power of Attorney

ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS AFTER THE DEATH OF THE PRINCIPAL!

Answered on 2/02/04, 6:13 pm

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