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A solicitor's duty of care when acting for a client under an EPA | Author(s) | Jennifer Margrave |
Journal title | Elder Law and Finance, vol 1, no 4, November 2001 |
Pages | pp 114-116 |
Keywords | Court of protection ; Lawyers. |
Annotation | Many professionals are asked to act as attorneys under enduring powers of attorney (EPAs), either on their own or alongside family members. The author presents a case history, and provides a checklist of points that solicitors should bear in mind when advising their older clients, whether the EPA covers financial matters or medical conditions such as mental incapacity. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-020423204 A |
Classmark | JVC: XQ |
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