There is no problem with a client registering two or more concurrent LPAs.
Alternatively, a new LPA can be made appointing both, with the earlier one being revoked on completion of registration. The latter course may be preferable because I think that a bank being asked
to register a second LPA by the same customer might assume that the earlier one had been revoked; extremely inconvenient if (wrongly) they decided to bounce cheques the first attorney had issued. In a recent case where I have just registered a second LPA
it expressly said under ‘instructions’ that it is to be without prejudice to the earlier power.
Tim Gibbons