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When does an LPA expire?
loiner
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Once a ‘Donor’ has passed away, does an LPA become a worthless document as the Executors will take over all responsibilities?
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Yes that’s correctThis is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !1
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When my father set up LPAs a few years ago, his solicitor told me "their authority ends with the last breath". So yes, the LPA has no further authority and the executor takes over - for many of us, that's been the same person and just requires a swap of headwear.3
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