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Power of Attorney for an Individual
Give someone else the power to make decisions on your behalf.
Power of Attorney for a Couple
A couple can give someone else the power to make decisions on their behalf.
Court of Protection Deputyship
Apply to be a court-appointed Deputy for someone unable to make their own decisions.
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