Why Should I Make a Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney refers to a legal document which permits an individual (the donor) to appoint one or more people they trust, as their attorney.

The attorney then has the legal authority to make financial and or health based decisions for the donor, if there comes a time where they can no longer make these decisions themselves. Usually, where the donor loses mental capacity.

You may well have heard of an LPA, and wondered if you should perhaps think about creating one. We know that the decision to draft this type of legal document can be complex. You’ll want to understand the implications, as well as the necessity and benefits.

Luckily, our experts have put together a helpful guide so that you can learn all that you need to know on the topic. Here we’ll cover why you should make a Lasting Power of Attorney, what happens if you don’t make an LPA, and more.