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About LPAs
About LPAs
What’s a Lasting Power of Attorney?
How much does a solicitor charge for Lasting Power of Attorney?
How much does a Lasting Power of Attorney cost?
Donors
LPA Donors
What is an LPA Donor for a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Does the LPA Donor need to list other names in the LPA?
How old does an LPA Donor need to be for a Lasting Power of Attorney?
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LPA Attorneys
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Who can be an LPA Attorney
Choosing LPA Attorneys
Replacement attorneys
LPA Replacement Attorneys
What is a Replacement LPA Attorney
Who can be a Replacement LPA Attorney
When Replacement LPA Attorneys step in
Guide to using your LPA
LPA Preferences & Instructions
Do I need to write any Preferences and Instructions?
What are common mistakes when writing Preferences and Instructions?
What are examples of Preferences on your Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney?
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LPA Certificate Provider
About LPA certificate providers
The LPA certificate provider’s role
Who can be an LPA certificate provider?
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LPA People to Notify
How can I raise concerns about an LPA?
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Guide to Signing and Registering your LPA
Guide to Signing, Registering & Using your LPA
Signing your Lasting Power of Attorney
How to register your Lasting Power of Attorney
Your guide to using a Lasting Power of Attorney
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The Office of the Public Guardian needs to accurately verify each person’s identity. If someone has a middle name and it appears on their passport, driving licence, or official documents, it must be included exactly as it appears.
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