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Practice: Lasting Power of Attorney Solicitors
Can I appoint more than one attorney?
Can I appoint more than one attorney?
Can I appoint more than one attorney?
Suits You Media Dev
2026-08-07T10:36:26+00:00
Yes. You can appoint multiple attorneys and decide whether they act jointly or independently.
