If you appoint more than one Donee to make decisions about the same matters, you can appoint them to act in any of the following ways:

• Jointly: The Donees must act together and not individually. When any one Donee is no longer able to act, all the donees in the joint appointment will be terminated.

• Jointly and severally: The Donees can make the decisions together or individually. Both types of decisions are valid. One Donee can act without consulting the other Donee.

• If you appoint more than one Donee and do not specify how they are to act, the law assumes they are to act jointly.