Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

Power of Attorney

I purchased your power of attorney form for California (order #8068) .The ''Instructions'' state ''...remains effective...until Grantor becomes disabled...'' but the ''Warning'' states ''...power of attorney will continue to exist even if you can no longer make your own decisions...''. Are these two statements contradictory?


Asked on 1/21/08, 5:30 pm

4 Answers from Attorneys
Phillip Lemmons, Esq. Phillip Lemmons APC, Attorneys at Law

Re: Power of Attorney

yes

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Answered on 1/26/08, 12:03 am
Mitchell Roth MW Roth, Professional Law Corporation

Re: Power of Attorney

I have no familiarity with the document, since it is not created nor maintained by me. But, yes, the statements would seem to become contradictory. My form is designed to satisfy the legal requirements of all States and is clear in the intention of the Grantor of the power. It and many other estate planning documents in plain, simple

English are available on my site, www.IWant2CreateMyLegacy.com.

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Answered on 1/21/08, 6:07 pm
Jonas Grant Law Office of Jonas M. Grant, A.P.C.

Re: Power of Attorney

The attorneys who take questions here do not sell the forms on the site. You need to contact their support - http://forms.lawguru.com/xcart/customer/help.php?section=contactus&mode=update

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Answered on 1/23/08, 2:10 am
Vincent Davis Law Offices of Vincent W. Davis & Associates

Re: Power of Attorney

I am sorry, this is not my form. I would need to see the form you are referring to in order to answer your question.

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Answered on 1/22/08, 5:48 am


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