How long does a power of attorney remain in effect?

Answer 1

A power of attorney can be set up with limitations. It may be limited by a specific event, such as the sale of a house or car. It is also going to end at the death of the person granting the power of attorney.

Answer 2

Powers of attorney have a limited life. The time frame should be specified in the document itself and is either based on an event (until xx property is sold) (for 30 days). A Power of Attorney ceases to exist on the death of the person that created it.

Answer 3

There are many types of POAs. Some are limited in time. For example: for a person in the military and on active duty or when an attorney is granted a POA to execute documents for the sale of a client's real estate. A general POA is not usually limited as to time but may expire if the principal becomes ill or incapacitated unless the POA was made "Durable".

Answer 4

It depends on the power of attorney, which is required to state whether it is permanent or temporary. If it is temporary, it's required to state how long it will remain in effect.

Answer 5

after a power of attorney is signed how long before it is void

Answer 6

A power of attorney expires when the power of attorney provides that it terminates.

A power of attorney also expires on the death of the principle.

Answer 7

A power of attorney varies depending on the document. It can be limited by dates or circumstances. In no case will it go past the death of the person granting the power of attorney.

Answer 8

It is one that is specifically limited. It is often used for a specific purpose, like representing someone for the sale of a house.

Answer 9

How long if signed in 1990