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In this video, Dan Krause, an estate planning and elder law attorney in Wisconsin, addresses whether a power of attorney can be changed. He explains that changes are possible if the individual who created the power of attorney is competent. Individuals can revoke or amend their power of attorney at any time. However, there are complexities to be aware of when making these changes. In Wisconsin, a power of attorney document is generally valid whether it is a copy or the original. Additionally, the appointed agent has the authority to act based on the power of attorney. For further inquiries related to estate planning or elder law, viewers are encouraged to call Dan at 608-268-5751.
