A Power of Attorney is a legal document that is given by the 'donor' to the attorney so the attorney can make...
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Top 10 mistakes in Power of Attorney applications
Avoid these common mistakes when setting up your Lasting Power of Attorney! Learn from our expert, Rebecca Seeley...
Power of Attorney and Deprivation of Assets in Elderly Care
When an elderly person begins to think about later life planning, two issues often come up. Firstly, appointing a power of attorney and then dealing with the cost of care. These areas sometimes overlap in ways that can be confusing, particularly around the subject of...
Making Lasting Power of Attorney Easy: Comparing online services
In England and Wales, setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a crucial step in ensuring your wishes are respected. With the rise of online services, creating an LPA has become more accessible and convenient. However, navigating through the options can be...
Do you need a solicitor’s help with Power of Attorney?
The Office of the Public Guardian provides free forms that you can fill out and register yourself to appoint a Lasting Power of Attorney. So, do you need a solicitor's help with Power of Attorney? Well, it really depends on how complicated your affairs are and whether...
Can attorneys claim expenses or charge for care they provide?
Acting as an attorney is a serious responsibility that often requires time, effort, and sometimes money. This naturally raises an important question: Can attorneys claim expenses or charge for care services they provide when they are also the power of attorney? In...
Top 10 Common myths of an LPA
Despite its importance, there are common myths about Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), which can lead to confusion and mistrust. In this article, we’ll address the top 10 common myths of an LPA and explain the truth behind them. Understanding the facts can help you...
What happens to LPA when the donor dies?
A power of attorney (POA) grants an individual (the Attorney) the authority to make decisions on behalf of another person (the Donor). This authority can cover financial, medical, or legal matters, depending on the type of POA. But, what happens to LPA when the Donor...
Your Power of Attorney for Business
Many people understand that they need a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for their personal affairs but not as many people understand that they may need one for their business affairs. It is wise to understand what you may need your power of attorney for business to...
General Guide for the Donor
The Donor is the person who appoints someone to act under the Power of Attorney (POA). This article is a general guide for the Donor on how to choose the right attorney, how to revoke the attorney, setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney and how much it costs?...
The Tax Return and the Power of Attorney
It’s that time of year again when everyone is rushing to submit their tax returns by 31 January. But little did I know that I also had to submit a tax return for my father who has dementia. So, this is a short guide to understanding the tax return and the power of...
How to talk about Lasting Power of Attorney
Discussing sensitive legal matters like a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) can feel daunting. It's a crucial first step, though, to ensure loved ones are protected in the future. While this topic might evoke discomfort or fear, approaching the conversation with care...
