My husband and I have drafted LPAs for Finance putting each other as our attorneys and our adult children as replacement attorneys. We have paid for this through the Government website. We own our property as join tenants and have since read that this would require 2 signatures to enact a house sale and that the husband/wife attorney would not be able to act for both. Should we actually have appointed more than one attorney to avoid this or can we go ahead with the LPA as it is and enact the Trustee Delegation Act 1999 if the need arose?
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