If you have LPA, and there are no special restrictions placed by the donor, and it starts from the word go (ie don't have to wait till loss of capacity) can the attorney sell the house even if the donor (still with capacity) objects (bearing in mind it's to fund their CH)?
I've seen it said that the attorney can 'take control' based purely on their own assessment of the donor's capacity.....but I've also seen it said that if it comes to a big decision the loss of capacity has to be assessed by solicitor/doctor etc. So now I'm confused....
I've seen it said that the attorney can 'take control' based purely on their own assessment of the donor's capacity.....but I've also seen it said that if it comes to a big decision the loss of capacity has to be assessed by solicitor/doctor etc. So now I'm confused....