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12/08/09, 9:57 pm

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If I give someone power of attorney (either for health or financial matters), does that mean my spouse can no longer deal with those things on my behalf? Is the right to do so taken away from them?

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The person is given the same powers as you would have. So that person should be able to overrule your spouse. You...

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George Shers

I agree with George. The power of attorney should make clear that your spouse is first in line to make decisions and ex...

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Jonathan Reich

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