Lasting Powers of Attorney
Overview
Looking after someone’s finances if they become incapacitated can be a difficult and protracted process.
It could make things very difficult for a spouse, partner or family. Bills could go unpaid and if cash is needed for any purpose, it could be inaccessible.
Setting up an LPA with EPC LAW would allow someone that you trust to act on your behalf should the need arise. Your chosen person, known as your Attorney, can then manage your affairs in your best interests. This could be in the long term or until such time that you recover and are able to take control again yourself.
There are two types of LPA, both of which EPC LAW can help you with:
This allows your Attorney to:
- Manage your finances
- Maintain your property
- Make sure your bills are paid
- Make decisions about your assets
This allows your Attorney to:
- Make decisions about your medical treatment
- Decide whether it’s best for you to continue to live at home or whether residential care would be more appropriate
- Ensure that your quality of life is maintained as you would want.
If you don’t have an LPA then the process to gain access and control can be an expensive process and can take up to 12 months. Who would pay your bills and look after your family in the meantime?
Setting up an LPA with EPC LAW is straight forward and simple. It involves a free, no obligation consultation with your Personal Estate Planner.
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Spring Offer!
Until further notice we are offering Lasting Powers of Attorney for £120 each when you buy both Finance and Welfare documents.
Contact us quoting SPRINGLPA to take advantage of this wonderful offer.