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Can professional Deputies act jointly or jointly and severally? Does this remove the need for successor Deputy?

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Yes, professional Deputies can apply to act jointly or jointly and severally in the court application. A successor Deputy is required to be appointed in all applications made by professional Deputies.

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Office of the Public GuardianProfessional Deputies and Donees

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