[WSBAPT] Delegating Power of Attorney

[Brent Williams-Ruth]

Good Afternoon List -

Potential client is the now adult son of a woman with a mental
disease/defect that has rendered her unable to make her own legal decisions
and lacking  capacity to execute new documents.

Existing POA allows, expressly, for the attorney-in-fact to delegate his
power to another under a second called "Substitution and Revocation" - so
we have authority based upon 11.125.140 to delegate.

The attorney-in-fact has agreed to allow Son to step in and serve in this
capacity. Son has agreed to step into the role.

Is there a specific template for this situation? Do we need a limited Power
of Attorney from the initial agent to the new?

Thank you!

*Brent Williams-Ruth*
*Attorney-At-Law*

*Law Offices of Brent Williams-Ruth, a division of **BWR Consulting, PLLC*

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