Power of Attorney
Is it legal to appoint a person as POA for two different persons (married couple) on one document, or do you need two? One POA for each of the married persons.
Asked on 10/28/02, 4:00 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Bator
Bator Redman & Shive
Re: Power of Attorney
It is legal for one person to have power of attornet for more than one person in a transaction-just make it limited to the specific transaction
Answered on 10/30/02, 10:00 am
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