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What happens when joint executors or attorneys disagree with each other?

When you write your will you need to name an executor to administer your estate. When making a Power of Attorney, you’ll name an attorney to help make decisions when you’re no longer able to.

You can choose more than one executor or attorney – but what happens when the people who are supposed to look after you and your bits and bobs don’t agree with each other?

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Revealed: What people really think about Power of Attorney

The latest study from consumer group Which? reveals the need to modernise access to Power of Attorney services.

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Making a Power of Attorney: why everything’s going to be ok

Making a Power of Attorney is simple – so why do so many of us not have one yet?

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How to choose your LPA attorney

Being someone’s attorney is a big task. Who will you choose to hold Power of Attorney and help you when you can no longer help yourself?

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How to challenge Power of Attorney

If you believe someone’s attorney is abusing their authority, there are a number of ways Powers of Attorney can be revoked.

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What legal services you need when you’re diagnosed with dementia

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with dementia, legal support may be furthest from your mind, but it's a good time to start preparing for the future.

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What’s the difference between Power of Attorney and Court of Protection Deputyship?

Power of Attorney and a Deputyship Order are both governed by the Court of Protection, but in the eyes of the law they’re very different. Deciding which is needed is important.

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