A question about appointing attorneys:
I’ve read that most people choose two. Well, most people have two children and it seems right to entrust your affairs to your children when you become incapable.
I have four daughters and would want them to all agree on important decisions concerning me. I’ll appoint them “Jointly and severally”
Is four too many? Have others appointed all of their children as attorneys?
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