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If you name only one attorney, it is very important to name an alternate who will take over if something happens to your attorney. However, you also need to describe very clearly the circumstances when an alternate may take over.
If you name only one attorney, it is very important to name an alternate who will take over if something happens to your attorney. However, you also need to describe very clearly the circumstances when an alternate may take over.


Your attorney will have significant power, so choose somebody you trust, and who is comfortable with financial matters. Take the time to talk with that person about what you want and would expect them to do.
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For a fee you can choose a trust company as your attorney. You can also name the Public Guardian and Trustee (a government official).
For a fee you can choose a trust company as your attorney. You can also name the Public Guardian and Trustee (a government official).
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