Powers of attorney
Powers of attorney
This part of the site provides legal information and documents relating to Powers of attorney. Powers of attorney allow you to arrange in advance for trusted people to manage your affairs should you become unable to do so.
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Debt recovery
This document allows you to draw up a general power of attorney authorising one or more persons to collect debts on your behalf – it is strictly limited to this one purpose. You might want to use this if…
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Scotland
Northern Ireland
England
Wales
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Powers of attorney
If you are in Scotland, use this document to appoint up to 4 people (known as your attorneys) to look after your financial affairs and personal welfare (i.e. your health and social affairs).
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Note: This product contains three templates, one Enduring power of attorney plus one 'EP 1 - Notice of intention to register an EPA' and one 'EP2 - Registration of an EPA'.
An enduring power of attorney…
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Our 'General power of attorney' document enables you to temporarily grant someone else the authority to deal with your financial affairs. This may be useful if, for example, you are out of the country for…
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This document allows you to nominate up to six people to make decisions about your health and social welfare in the event that you can no longer do so yourself. You can also set restrictions and leave…
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This document allows you to nominate up to six people and/or a trust corporation to make decisions about your financial affairs in the event that you can no longer do so yourself. You can also set…
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Revocation
Use this document to cancel either a General power of attorney (sometimes called an Ordinary power of attorney), or an Enduring power of attorney (EPA).
If you want to revoke an EPA, you can only use…
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