Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

I am my mother's power of attorney; can I legally appoint someone to take over in the event of my death without refiling all the paperwork?

Asked on 4/01/17, 1:05 pm

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No. A power of attorney is not transferrable.

Answered on 4/01/17, 11:33 pm

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