My Dad's the POA for his sister. Can he appoint his daughter to take over. Any advice?

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joyful58 Asked February 2014

My Dad's the POA for his sister. Can he appoint his daughter to take over. Any advice?

Dad's sister has dementia. He lost his wife and really health wise can not handle this anymore, he would like to appoint me (daughter) to take over, can he give me this authority through an attorney? please advise

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