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Lasting Powers of Attorney

We can prepare Powers of Attorney

These were introduced on 1st October 2007 and there are two parts:

  • Property & Financial Affairs
  • Health & Welfare

They are totally separate documents from your Will. 

If you are over 18 years of age then you should have a Lasting Power of Attorney Deed.  

It is not age sensitive - you can be rendered incapacitated overnight because of a stroke or an accident.

Your spouse or close family member does not have a legal right to speak on your behalf without having a registered Lasting Power of Attorney Deed. 

This means that they cannot pay your bills even though you have money in the bank or decide where you live or set up a care package to keep you in your own home.

If you did lose capacity those around you will face terrible turmoil which will be alleviated by you having had the forethought to address this issue whilst you still can. 

It is too late once you cannot understand what you are signing.

Call us on 0161 443 1711 - we are here to help

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS 2002 - 2022

Hargreaves Gilman Solicitors Limited : Authorised & Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority : S.R.A Number 534732

Tel : 0161 443 1711 (Fax : 0161 443 1839)

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