My father in law has suffered a stroke. He really is in no
position to manage his financial affairs what do I need to
proove to banks, institution that I can act on his behalf?
Is it a power of attorney? How do I get one?
Resides in UK England
General fitness, health and nutrition · Public discussion
STROKE - POWER OF ATTORNEY NEEDED - UNITED KINGDOM
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Dave_Lorrell said:
My father in law has suffered a stroke. He really is in no
position to manage his financial affairs what do I need to
proove to banks, institution that I can act on his behalf?
Is it a power of attorney? How do I get one?Resides in UK England
Basically, YES.
This question is best asked in uk.legal where there are law
experts to put you on the right track.
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