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Power of Attorney Rights?

I have power of attorney for my dad who is the executor of my mother's will. She has now passed; can I deal with mum's will for him?

By Donna

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March 15, 20150 found this helpful

What you can do depends upon the specific wording of the POA. You should consult with an attorney to be certain of your POA rights.

 

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