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DevotedOne1206 Asked September 2017
My elderly relative has PADL after her name on legal documents. What does this mean?
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I know this is an acronym for "Personal Activities of Daily Living" but why is it used in financial documents?
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jeannegibbs Sep 2017
What country are you in?
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Countrymouse Sep 2017
Dunno, but I'd guess that the P and A in this context stand for Power and Attorney - no idea where the DL come into it, though. Have you asked her, or is that a silly question?
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