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Power of Attorney Does Not Survive Death — Here's What Does
It's one of the most common misconceptions in estate planning — and one of the most consequential. Many people assume that because they hold power of attorney for a loved one, that authority carries forward after death. It doesn't . In fact, every power of attorney — regardless of type — becomes legally void the moment the principal passes away. If you're currently serving as someone's agent, or you're planning your own estate and wondering how to ensure a seamless transition

Karen Stevenson
7 days ago4 min read


Create Your California Last Will and Testament Hassle-Free
Let Legal Zoom help you create your California Last Will and Testament today!

Karen Stevenson
Aug 5, 20245 min read
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