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Dan Krause, an estate planning and elder law attorney in Wisconsin, discusses whether a power of attorney (POA) can be changed. He emphasizes that changes are often possible if the individual who created the POA is competent. Specifically, a person can modify or revoke their POA at any time. However, there are complications to consider in the process. In Wisconsin, both the original and copies of a power of attorney document are generally valid. Those appointed as power of attorney have the authority to act on behalf of the designated individual. For specific estate planning or elder law inquiries, Krause encourages viewers to reach out at 608-268-5751.