By executing a Lasting Power of Attorney you can make provision in advance for the possibility of you becoming incapable of making decisions relating to your own finances and personal welfare during your lifetime but without losing immediate control over your affairs. This consideration becomes increasingly important due to longevity, illness or accident.
There are two types of LPA. One covers legal and financial property and affairs and the other deals with welfare issues. We are here to help clients choose which LPA best suits their needs. Before an LPA can be used it must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian.
We actively encourage clients to put in place an LPA in case they become unable to make their own decisions. We appreciate that sometimes people can become incapacitated before they have been able to complete an LPA and in such circumstances we are able to assist in making an application to the Court of Protection.
We believe in transparent pricing for our services and expertise, and as such you are welcome to view our indicative costs for private clients.
Thomas Flavells & Sons can offer professional advice and assistance with:
- Making an LPA
- Registering an LPA
- Enduring Powers of Attorney
- Court of Protection applications
- Welfare and care after lost capacity
Please download our Powers of Attorney leaflet (in PDF format) for further information on our services:
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