No, a power of attorney holder cannot change a will on the principal's behalf. A will is a personal document, and only the testator can make, alter, or revoke it while alive and of sound mind. Any amendment, called a codicil, must be signed by the testator before two witnesses. A power of attorney also ends on the principal's death. If changes are needed, consult a lawyer.
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Can I Change a Will with Power of Attorney?
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