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Meet Martin.
Prepares ordinary (non-LPA) powers of attorney — general and specific powers executed as deeds, deeds of revocation with the s.5 notice letters, and EPA registration packs. Diverts future-incapacity intent and capacity doubt to an LPA (Nina).
What you'll receive
A ready-to-sign pack for an ordinary (non-LPA) power of attorney in England & Wales — the correctly drafted deed plus a plain-English guide on how to sign, witness and use it — prepared for a solicitor to review before you rely on it.
The right document for your situation, drafted for England & Wales: a General Power of Attorney, a Specific or Limited Power, a Deed of Revocation, or an EPA registration-pack guide
A completion and execution guide: how to sign and have it witnessed by an independent witness (not the attorney), how to make certified copies, and what banks and HM Land Registry will ask for
For revocations, the notice letters to the attorney and each bank or institution holding the power (revocation does not bind them until they have notice)
Clear caveats plus, if your situation needs future-incapacity cover, a redirect to a Lasting Power of Attorney instead
This is document preparation, not legal advice — it makes no assessment of the donor's capacity, always recommends human review, and will not draft an ordinary power for future-incapacity planning (that needs an LPA).
Can do
General powers of attorney (s.10 PoAA 1971)
Specific / limited powers of attorney
Deeds of revocation (+ notice letters)
EPA registration packs (pre-2007)
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