Your Power Of Attorney And Your Divorce

Prior to any marital difficulties, you may have signed a Power of Attorney and named your spouse as your agent in your Power of Attorney. In almost all situations, if you are getting divorced, you will want to revoke the Power of Attorney.

To revoke your Power of Attorney, you simply just have to enter into a new Power of Attorney and name a new person as your agent.

It is important to note that if you do not revoke your Power of Attorney, then your spouse is still your agent – even if you are going through a divorce.

When you are getting divorce, it is important to hire an attorney who knows about both divorces and Power(s) of Attorney. David Badanes and the Badanes Law Office, P.C. have the knowledge to help you. Contact David Badanes and the Badanes Law Office at 631-239-1702, email at david@dbnylaw.com or visit our website: www.dbnylaw.com. The Badanes Law Office has offices in Suffolk County (Northport) and in Nassau County (Uniondale, across from the Nassau Coliseum).

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