Can I limit a power of attorney to specific bank accounts so it only applies to certain financial institutions?

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If you are specifically wanting to use this POA for only two bank accounts, then generally you should draft a Limited Financial Power of Attorney and limit it to certain accounts.

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I want the POA to only apply to accounts at 1st Bank or PNC bank, not any other accounts or financial institutions. Can I change the POA to reflect that?

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I understand that you want to ensure your Power of Attorney (POA) is specific to certain banks, which is important for your peace of mind. Have you already created a POA document, or are you in the process of drafting one?

I have created one already but the wording isn't correct for my situation.

Lexi, Chatbot

Are you looking to modify an existing POA, or are you considering creating a new one altogether?

I don't know.

Benjamin

Hello, my name is Benjamin, and I have been a licensed attorney for over 19 years. Your POA that you are drafting is a Special Power of Attorney, correct? What state are you in?

I'm not sure. Originally a general power, but now I think it needs to be limited?

Benjamin

If you are specifically wanting to use this POA for only two bank accounts, then generally you should draft a Limited Financial Power of Attorney and limit it to certain accounts.

Did that solve your issue? Please let me know if you have any further questions.

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Benjamin

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