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Can I make a gift as Deputy (attorney) under an LPA?

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New Probate fees coming into force

The government’s plan to raise probate fees is likely to costs thousands of pounds for estates which are relatively modest in size.

Update on Probate Fees

Author: Garner & Hancock

Reports suggest that the proposal to increase the probate fees has been put on ice for now.

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Can I make a gift as Deputy (attorney) under an LPA?

By Garner & Hancock | February 2, 2018

Can I make a gift as an attorney? Being a loved-one’s attorney or deputy (“Attorney”) appears to be an onerous task at times. Attorneys usually act on the basis of a Lasting Power of Attorney or under a court order as deputies. Acting in the best interest of the donor is the most important consideration…