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Lasting Power Of Attorney

This covers decisions about:

  • Medical treatment

  • Care arrangements

  • Where you live

  • Life-sustaining treatment

It means the people you trust can speak for you when you can’t, instead of doctors or local authorities guessing what you would have wanted.

This covers decisions about:

  • Your bank accounts

  • Paying bills

  • Managing property

  • Selling a home if needed

This type of LPA can be used even while you still have capacity, if you choose. Very useful if you want help managing finances without losing control.

Life's too short to be uncertain

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that lets you choose someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you ever can’t.

That could be due to illness, an accident, or simply getting older. An LPA only comes into effect if you need it, but once it’s in place, it can save a huge amount of stress, time, and cost for your family.

In the UK, there are two types of LPA and most people choose to have both.

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Will Writing Cannock

Lasting Power of Attorney

This covers decisions about:

  • Medical treatment

  • Care arrangements

  • Where you live

  • Life-sustaining treatment

It means the people you trust can speak for you when you can’t, instead of doctors or local authorities guessing what you would have wanted.

This covers decisions about:

  • Your bank accounts

  • Paying bills

  • Managing property

  • Selling a home if needed

This type of LPA can be used even while you still have capacity, if you choose. Very useful if you want help managing finances without losing control.

Life's too short to be uncertain

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that lets you choose someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you ever can’t.

That could be due to illness, an accident, or simply getting older. An LPA only comes into effect if you need it, but once it’s in place, it can save a huge amount of stress, time, and cost for your family.

In the UK, there are two types of LPA and most people choose to have both.

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