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Can a husband and wife both be listed as power of attorney. For example: John and/or Jane Doe?
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Yes, you can have co-attorneys-in-fact in a single Power of Attorney. The key is to define whether eac co-attorney can act independently or must there be complete agreement. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have further issues.
Best of luck, Keenan Post
Yes, you can have co-powers of attorney. However, this can make for problems down the line if they disagree over performing or not performing certain actions but it is legal.
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