Lasting Power of Attorney

Making an LPA provides peace of mind that your dignity and autonomy are safeguarded, even when you can’t express them yourself.

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With a Will you can:

Protect your loved ones and make your wishes clear

Decide who inherits your estate, and who to exclude.
Appoint executors and guardians for your children.
Specify funeral wishes.
Delay children inheriting until they’re old enough to manage it responsibly.
Ensure treasured possessions go to the right people.

We offer professional guidance delivered with calm heads, so you can feel reassured, supported, and in control.

Ensure your voice is heard

Accidents, illness, or age can mean you’re no longer able to make decisions. A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures someone you trust can act on your behalf.

There are two types:

Financial & Property LPA – manage bills, accounts, property.
Health & Care LPA – make decisions on medical treatment and personal care.

Download our LPA Guide

Without a lasting power of attorney

Without one, even your spouse cannot legally act for you, instead, they may face lengthy, stressful court proceedings. With one, your wishes are respected and your family avoids that burden.