Organising lasting powers of attorney (LPA) provides invaluable peace of mind, ensuring your affairs are handled by trusted individuals in case you're unable to make decisions. Learn how to choose reliable attorneys who prioritize your best interests, including loved ones, friends, or professionals like solicitors. Effectively communicate your wishes regarding medical treatment, care preferences, and end-of-life decisions. Selecting multiple attorneys and keeping your LPA updated are crucial for comprehensive protection.
Read MoreCurious about what it means to be an attorney through a lasting power of attorney (LPA)? This comprehensive guide explains the role of attorneys and the decision-making process once an LPA is registered. Whether it's a health and welfare or property and financial affairs LPA, find out how you can assist the donor in making choices while considering their best interests. Learn about specific instructions within an LPA and the significance of appointing reserve attorneys.
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A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a document by which one person (the “donor”) gives another person (the “attorney”) the power to act on their behalf and in their name.
There are two types of LPA – health and welfare and property and financial affairs. Without an LPA, no one is permitted to make decisions in your best interest should you become unable to make decisions for yourself.
Here's our quick guide to lasting powers of attorney.
It's never too early to organise lasting powers of attorney. As independent financial advisers, we can help you and your loved ones to organise lasting powers of attorney. Call 0117 3636 212 or email office@haroldstephens.co.uk to book a free consultation.
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