Power of Attorney >> Granting Broad Powers >> What happens with POA if a principal has died?

#6, posted 28 Jan 2022 7:48 am by Jojo	42 words
I am confused and having trouble deciding, which type of Power of Attorney to use: Durable, Non-Durable or Springing. What type of them allows me to continue to manage principal’s property and banking accounts when the principal has died? Thanks a lot!
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#7, posted 28 Jan 2022 8:57 am by Jojo, in reply to #6	53 words
Dear Jojo, Please be advised that any Powers that the Principal grants in a Power of Attorney cease to be effective upon Principal’s death. Please be advised that Legal Helpmate Corp. is not a law firm and we do not give legal advices to the public. Best regards, Customer Support, Legal Helpmate Corp
Edited 28 Jan 2022 8:57 am by Customer Support