Lasting powers of attorney
There are two types of LPA – Property & Affairs and Health & Welfare
These allow you to nominate someone you trust to make important decisions and act on your behalf if you were not able to.
Without an LPA in place, if you were ill or not able to make your own decisions a court would decide who could act on your behalf.
A Lasting Power of Attorney can be arranged to cover business matters – who would manage your business if you were unable to?
