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12-01-2015, 17:08 #11
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Originally Posted by tammyy2j

And without a solicitor it is still legal?

this would be a general.power of attorney as
Phil is not mentally unfit to conduct his affairs.
It has to specify what "power" you are giving
to.the "attorney" eg all financial affairs or over
seeing a property sale and period of time can
be specified. There are downloadable
forms on internet.
Needs to be signed by donor and witnessed
by a third party not the attorney. Can be cancelled
verbally and does not need a solictor or to be
registered with authorities- just produced when
needed.

There is also a lasting power of attorney to
be used in eg dementia cases. More complicated
and more safeguards.

so Lizann - in this case it would be legal without
a solicitor.

unless someone questioned Phils sanity !!!
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