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A Power of Attorney
is a legal document by which you can authorise another person,
or a number of people together, to act on your behalf.
Knowing you have an Attorney, capable of dealing with your affairs,
when you are absent or ill, will give you peace of mind.
The Power of Attorney must
be in writing, and if it is to be used for property transactions,
should also be registered.
Even if you are granted Power of Attorney
you will still be able to deal with your own affairs at the same
time.
Did you know that you should review your
Will regularly or whenever your family situation changes?
If you don't have an up-to-date Will,
your assets may be distributed in ways other than you wish. These
days, we spend much of our lives complicating our lives with business
or commercial structures and often, in such cases, a "simple"
Will does not protect us.
Even in so-called "simple" situations, there are so
many traps! We offer an annual free
Will review service.
Please contact
us for a free brochure containing more information on Powers
of Attorney and Wills.
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