Lasting Powers of Attorney Solicitors
Why make a LPA?
LPAs are legal documents that allow an individual known as the ‘Donor’ to appoint a person or persons known as the ‘Attorney(s)’ to act on their behalf or in their name.
There are two types of LPA:
- Property and Financial Affairs
- Health and Welfare.
LPAs can be used at the point they are registered with the Office of the Public Guardian and if you were to lose mental capacity.
Making an LPA gives you the control now, to make decisions that may affect you in the future. They are vital tools in preparing for the unknown, and ensuring all your affairs are in order.
Why choose JNP Legal's Lifetime Planning Team
Our estate and wills solicitors are renowned for providing quality legal advice, tailored to best suit our clients’ needs and circumstances. Our team offers a comprehensive and specialist service with competitive pricing structures. With clear fixed fee solicitor quotes, there’s no need to worry about hidden extras.