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Can a person who has durable power of attorney for an individual change that persons will after their death? |
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Absolutely no. A POA is extinguished upon the death of the person who executed it.
No one may make changes to a will after the death of the testator. You can't sign for someone who is dead. That would constitute a fraudulant act.
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