Legal Question in Administrative Law in Florida

That would depend on how the dual power of attorney is constructed. If the two individuals must agree before any decisions can be made, then that is a major downfall (if the two can never agree). But if one can make decisions without the other, that can be considered both a good and bad thing.

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