[WSBAPT] Different scenarios for POA

[Setareh Mahmoodi]

Hello,

I have an interesting request by a client and just wanted to get some other
intelligent opinions and/or if anyone else has ever handled a similar
situation.

Client and wife are on the younger side. They want to have different
alternates for their medical and general POA (from their own family rather
than in-laws), which is fine, however, they propose that language be
written in to create different scenarios in each POA to allow for different
alternates under each scenario, this is what they have proposed:

1.  Both alive but incapacitated - POA to person X, then Y, then Z
2.  Husband dead, wife incapacitated - POA to person X, then A, then B
3.  Wife dead, husband incapacitated - POA to person Y, then C, then D
4. One alive, the other incapacitated- The other spouse

Anyone dealt with something like this before?

Thanks,

Setareh

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