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Power of Attorney

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Power of Attorney – Five reasons why you should put one in place

11th September 2024 by Briege Valentine

Whilst many of us understand the importance of having a Will put in place, not as many understand that setting up a Power of Attorney is equally as important.  There is a common misconception that ...Read more

What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Guardianship

What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Guardianship?

4th July 2024

There are often misconceptions surrounding powers of attorney as well as how they differ from guardianships. We have sought to address some of the common concerns below to help demystify the issues ...Read more

Can a Scottish Power of Attorney be used in England?

Can a Scottish Power of Attorney be used in England?

28th June 2021 by Stuart Millar

More and more people are granting powers of attorney in favour of family or friends. Granting a power of attorney ensures there is someone appointed to manage your affairs if you are incapable of ...Read more

Why is Power of Attorney important?

Why is Power of Attorney important and can I still do it during lockdown?

21st May 2020 by Stuart Millar

Let’s face it, power of attorney isn’t something we discuss over dinner every day. You may be wondering, why is it important to have one? Granting a power of attorney is still possible during lockdown ...Read more

Video: Busting the Myths about Power of Attorney – 7 Myths Busted

18th November 2019 by Stuart Millar

In honour of Power of Attorney day, on 20 November 2019, Lindsay Maclean and Stuart Millar from our Edinburgh-based Personal Law team have made a short video to bust the myths about Powers of ...Read more

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Do I Need a Power of Attorney? – Difficult Mothers’ Day Conversations

1st March 2019 by

We all find some things hard to discuss with our parents. Does power of attorney feature in your shortlist of subjects you’ve been avoiding? Probably not! However, it’s an important conversation to ...Read more

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