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Another reason is in case they become mentally incapable due to illness, disease or accident. With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can appoint someone to act on your behalf for financial and legal affairs in case you become mentally incapable. | Another reason is in case they become '''mentally incapable''' due to illness, disease or accident. With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can appoint someone to act on your behalf for financial and legal affairs in case you become mentally incapable. | ||
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