The Voice During Life
Lasting Powers of Attorney
An LPA is your safeguard against the unexpected — a legal framework that ensures your finances, property, and personal welfare remain in trusted hands if you can no longer manage them yourself.
The Voice During Life
An LPA is your safeguard against the unexpected — a legal framework that ensures your finances, property, and personal welfare remain in trusted hands if you can no longer manage them yourself.
Empowers your chosen attorneys to manage your bank accounts, pay bills, collect benefits, sell property, and make investment decisions on your behalf.
Grants your attorneys authority over medical treatment, care arrangements, daily routines, and — if you choose — life-sustaining treatment decisions.
An LPA is drafted while you have full mental capacity, ensuring the people you trust are legally empowered to step in if you become unable to make decisions — whether through illness, injury, or age.
Without an LPA, your family must apply to the Court of Protection to manage your affairs — a costly, time-consuming, and emotionally draining process that can take months and offers no guarantee of outcome.
Two distinct instruments — one for Property & Financial Affairs, one for Health & Welfare — ensure comprehensive coverage. Each can be tailored with specific instructions and restrictions.
Your LPA includes named persons to be notified, restrictions on attorney powers, and preferences that guide your attorneys in making decisions that align with your values and wishes.
We discuss your circumstances and help you choose the right attorneys and replacement attorneys.
We prepare both LPA documents with your specific preferences, restrictions, and named persons.
A certificate provider confirms you understand the LPA and are not under undue pressure.
We submit your LPAs to the Office of the Public Guardian and manage the registration process.
Begin the process of ensuring your decisions remain in trusted hands.
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