Why naming co-agents in your power of attorney backfires
“It is better to have one bad general in charge than two good ones.”
– Napoleon
In Arizona, you may name multiple agents to act on your behalf under a single durable medical power of attorney. However, it is generally advisable not to go down this route. This is because with multiple agents in charge, there is a likelihood of conflict.
Multiple agents are all authorized to make choices about your end-of-life decisions. …
Why naming co-agents in your power of attorney backfires



