08/09/2026
⚠️ WHEN DID YOU LAST CHECK YOUR LPA?
Lasting Powers of Attorney were introduced in 2007, which means some LPAs are now nearly 20 years old.
An LPA does not expire simply because it is old. However, an LPA prepared years ago may no longer work as you intended.
Since it was signed:
❌ An attorney may have died or lost capacity
❌ An attorney may no longer be willing or suitable to act
❌ Divorce or bankruptcy may have affected an appointment
❌ A joint appointment could fail if one attorney can no longer act
❌ Your family, finances, health or wishes may have changed
❌ Important instructions or safeguards may be missing
❌ You may only have made one of the two types of LPA
The worst time to discover a problem is after the donor has lost capacity, when it may be too late to make a replacement.
Your LPA may last indefinitely. Your circumstances don’t.
ST10 LAW will check your existing LPAs completely FREE OF CHARGE and tell you honestly whether they remain suitable or whether anything needs attention.
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Don’t assume an old LPA is still a working LPA.