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Enduring Power of Attorney changes 1 Oct 2007: Act now to avoid the price hike!
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Are there any restrictions on who can be a witness to the forms - ie can it be a relative or in-law to the or Donor or Attorney? Otherwise I will have to pester my poor neighbours again and they've only just acted as witnesses to my remortgage application!0
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There seems to be very little in the way of guidelines except that a witness must be over 18 and cannot be either a donor or an attorney, and it's recommended they shouldn't be the spouse of any of them.
But the more independent they are seen to be the better.0
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