31/08/2026
A Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to decide, in advance, who should support you if you can no longer make certain decisions yourself.
You can choose trusted attorneys, set out how they should act and record preferences about your finances, property, health or care.
Without a valid LPA, you may need to apply for the court to appoint a deputy. That person may not be who you would have chosen, and the process can take additional time and money.
Save this video as a reminder and speak to our Private Client team if you would like advice about putting an LPA in place: https://bit.ly/4gmtjZF