Your LPA: Think About – Mental Capacity
What is mental capacity? Mental capacity means the ability to make or communicate specific decisions at the time they need to be made. To have mental capacity you must understand…
Your LPA: Think About – Instructions & Preferences
This article gives examples of Instructions and Preferences you may wish to add to your Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) before they are registered with the Office of the Public…
Your LPA: A guide to who’s who
A guide to the parties named in an LPA and their roles Setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney is a particularly important step in planning for future uncertainties. Having LPAs…
Why you need Lasting Powers of Attorney
If you are unable to make decisions for yourself (known as loss of mental capacity) your partner, spouse or civil partner or another family member will not be able to…