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A Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf and manage your affairs.
A Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf and manage your affairs.
A Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf and manage your affairs.
A Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf and manage your affairs.
A Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf and manage your affairs.
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf even if you lose your mental capacity to manage your own affairs.
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf even if you lose your mental capacity to manage your own affairs.
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf even if you lose your mental capacity to manage your own affairs.
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf even if you lose your mental capacity to manage your own affairs.
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used to give an attorney the authority to act on your behalf even if you lose your mental capacity to manage your own affairs.
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