The following are the pros of having more than 1 power of attorney;

• You can utilize the expertise and specialized skill of each individual, thus a great way of sharing responsibilities.
• Convenient especially when one power of attorney isn’t around but you need to make a decision.
• Comes in handy come in handy when joint decisions are needed e.g. children to an elderly parent.
• It may lead to the doubting of the legitimacy of your document.

On the other hand, the cons of having more than 1 power of attorney include;

• There are high chances of agent disagreements.
• It increases the risk of financial elder abuse.
• Too many people may cause confusion
• The decision-making process can be longer.