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How to make a lasting power of attorney (LPA): starting an application online, choosing an attorney, certifying a copy, changing an LPA.
A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you (the…
You can choose one or more people to be your attorney. If you appoint more…
You can make a lasting power of attorney (LPA) online or using paper…
When you’ve made your lasting power of attorney (LPA), you need to…
You can confirm that a copy of your lasting power of attorney (LPA) is…
You (if you still have mental capacity) or one of your attorneys must tell…
You can ask the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) to remove an attorney…
You can end your lasting power of attorney (LPA) yourself - if you have…
Acting as an attorney - duties, including finding an enduring power of attorney, registering an EPA, starting to act, making gifts and stopping being an attorney
You can help make or make decisions about someone’s property and money if…
You must register the enduring power of attorney (EPA) as soon as the…
You can only use an enduring power of attorney (EPA) if it was made…
Check the enduring power of attorney (EPA) form to find out how many…
You’re responsible for helping the donor to make decisions for things like…
Unless you’re a professional attorney, you will not normally be paid for…
You’ll stop acting as the donor’s attorney if: the donor dies - the…
Acting as an attorney - duties, including registering a lasting power, starting to act, gifting, handling disputes and replacement attorney responsibilities.
You can make decisions on someone’s behalf if they appoint you using a…
As a property and financial affairs attorney, you make (or help the donor…
As a health and welfare attorney, you make (or help the donor make)…
The lasting power of attorney (LPA) must be registered before you can…
Keep a record of: important decisions you make and when, for example…
The Office of the Public Guardian and Court of Protection can check your…
You must tell the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) if: you or the donor…
The lasting power of attorney (LPA) ends when the donor dies. You must…
How to object to the registration of a lasting or enduring power of attorney - including forms and fees
Our video relay service allows Deaf BSL users to call Companies House through a team of SignVideo interpreters.
Road traffic signage in Great Britain, including information on the signing system, regulatory signs, speed limit signs and all other signs.
As the owner or occupier of land with a public right of way across it, you must keep the route visible and not obstruct or endanger users.
The shape and the configuration of objects are automatically protected by design right in the UK and Europe.
InFocus brings together news and views from across the Government Property Agency.
InForm keeps you informed of news, views and updates from across the Government Property Agency.
Forms and guidance to register a lasting power of attorney (LPA) made using forms LP PA, LP PW, LPA114 or LPA117.
Advice on writing clear notices and maximising replies to your FSNs.
Responding to suspected breaches of planning control.
Traffic signs used, including signs giving orders, warning signs, direction signs, information signs and road works signs.
Explains how conditions attached to a planning permission should be used and discharged effectively
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