Can a power of attorney require two people to approve decisions? | NC

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Q: Can a power of attorney be written so more than one person has to approve major decisions to prevent misuse? A: Yes—your power of attorney can be drafted to require two people to approve, or sign off on, certain major actions. The way to do this is to name co-agents and clearly say whether they must act jointly for everything, or only for specific high-risk decisions—like selling or…