An attorney must follow the terms of the power of attorney and the legislation governing attorneys.
A deputy must follow the terms of the deputyship order and the legislation which applies to deputies. If an attorney or deputy acts beyond their powers, the gift can be recovered and called back into assets /estate of the donor (the person for whom the attorney or deputy is acting).
Specialist Unauthorised Gifts Solicitors
Our team can guide you on the duties and responsibilities of attorneys and deputies and advise on whether an action, including making gifts, goes beyond the powers granted to an attorney or deputy.
We have a wealth of experience in handling unauthorised gift disputes. Get in touch with a specialist member of the team for more legal advice and guidance.
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About Ellis Jones
Our team take a personal approach to everything they do, providing an experience for our clients which is understanding, reassuring and supportive. Learn more about our approach and what it’s like to work with us.
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