My living will, last will testament, and power of attorney were written and notarized when I lived in the state of Georgia. Now that I'm l...

Question

My living will, last will & testament, and power of attorney were written and notarized when I lived in the state of Georgia. Now that I'm living in the Commonwealth of Virginia, are they valid or do I have to have new documents? Nothing has changed and it's a simple will with one beneficiary who is also the power of attorney.

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No, as long as these documents were properly executed in accordance with the requirements of Georgia law, they should be recognized as valid for the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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No, as long as these documents were properly executed in accordance with the requirements of Georgia law, they should be recognized as valid for the Commonwealth of Virginia.