Powers of Attorney

Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)

An LPA enables you to appoint someone trustworthy to make decisions on your behalf when you're unable or unwilling to manage your affairs. This legal document provides security and peace of mind for your future care and financial management.

Types of LPA

• Property and Financial Affairs LPA allows management of finances, bills, property sales and income
• Health and Welfare LPA covers personal care decisions, including medical treatment, daily routines and living arrangements

Legal Requirements

To create a valid LPA, you must be over 18, have mental capacity, and make the decision independently without pressure. The document must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian to become legally effective.

Professional Support

We guide you through selecting and creating the right LPA for your circumstances. Our clear, professional advice helps you understand the implications and make informed decisions about your future care and financial management.

Contact Us

For assistance with creating either type of LPA, contact us on 0800 014 8575 or submit an online enquiry. We'll explain the process and costs involved to help you protect your future interests.