is there a statue of limitations on a power of attorney in the state of California?
Asked on 5/15/12, 2:26 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Scott Jordan
Jordan Law Office
Typically, a POA is valid for so long as the grantor is alive or has not revoked it. The actual time frame will very much depend on the language in the POA. It should be reviewed by an attorney before a determination can be made.
Answered on 5/15/12, 2:37 pm
There are some older powers of attorney that had a seven year expiration date. That law was changed in the '90s, so you will need to look at the power of attorney to be sure it is under the current laws.
Answered on 5/15/12, 2:48 pm
