While a Durable Power of Attorney vests the person named attorney-in-fact with very broad powers and authority, revoking or modifying a Trust may be outside the scope of such document.
The question posed may have significant consequences to the person who uses a Power of Attorney to modify a Living Trust. So before any action is taken to terminate or modify a Trust by that person, he or she may wish to obtain legal advice. To find a local attorney for FREE, visit Standard Legal’s Attorney Finder page.
To create documents for each of these issues, see the pages for Power of Attorney legal forms software and Living Trust legal forms software.