Power Of Attorney
What is a Power Of Attorney?
A Power Of Attorney, gives someone the legal authority to deal with any third party on your behalf, whether it be due to a lack of capacity or unable to deal with legal issues for any other reasons. There are two different types of Power Of Attorney, one to deal with health related issues and one to deal with any financial matter. As experts in this field, we can discuss the benefits of each and guide you through the process.
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The Different Types of Powert Of Attorney
01. Health & Wealfare
A health & welfare lasting power of attorney allows you to appoint people you trust to make decisions about health treatments and personal care for you if you lose the mental capacity to make such decisions for yourself.
02. Financial
A property and financial affairs LPA can give someone the authority to deal with and make decisions about things like: buying or selling property. bank, building society and other financial accounts.
03. Enduring Power Of Attorney
Enduring Power Of Attorney, whilst still valid, (if registered before the 1st October 2007) have now been replaced by the Lasting Power Of Attorney which are listed above. If you currently have one of these, it does not need replacing as it is still valid and will allow you to perform the same roles.
