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My parents want a POA (they are 88 & 90) setting up is this best being done by a solicitor? if so which category of law does this fall into?

If there is no Will your sisters estate will need to be controlled by the Court of Protection who will decide who receives the assets. You would be strongly advised to consult a Solicitor to assist you

Do I have to deal with my sister's estate if there is no will and I am the only known next of kin but in poor health to do this?

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It certainly shoudldn't cost your grandparents for the new business owners to take hold of the Wills. If they have concerns I would suggest that they ask for their original Wills back so they can either store them themselves securely at home or alternatively so they can ask another Solicitors firm to store them. A lot of firms will do that with no charge.

If they are nervous about speaking to the company about this, they can ask another Solicitor to contact the new company for them. Your grandparents will need to sign a letter of authority for release of the Will to the new Solicitors.

Can you be charged twice for making a will?

My parents want a POA (they are 88 & 90) setting up is this best being done by a solicitor? if so which category of law does this fall into?

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