Power of Attorney Services

A Power of Attorney allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. We provide clear guidance and carefully prepared documentation to ensure your interests remain protected.

Understanding Your Options

Planning for the Unexpected

A Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives a trusted individual authority to act on your behalf should you lose capacity or become unable to manage your affairs.Depending on your circumstances and jurisdiction, this may include:

Financial and property decisions

Welfare and personal care decisions

Ongoing management of assets

Important Considerations

Making the Right Arrangements

Establishing a Power of Attorney requires careful thought. We guide you through each decision to ensure your arrangements reflect your wishes and provide appropriate safeguards.

Choosing the Right Attorney

Selecting the right individual is essential. We help you consider suitability, trust, and practical responsibilities before authority is granted.

Scope of Authority

We advise on whether financial, welfare, or combined powers are appropriate for your circumstances, ensuring clarity in the authority granted.

Built-In Safeguards

A properly structured Power of Attorney includes safeguards to protect your interests. We ensure the document is carefully drafted and compliant with the relevant legal framework.

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Important to Consider

What Happens Without a Power of Attorney?

If you lose capacity without a valid Power of Attorney in place, your family may need to apply to the court for authority to manage your affairs.This process can be time-consuming, costly, and emotionally stressful at an already difficult time.Putting arrangements in place early allows decisions to be made smoothly by someone you trust.

Court applications may be required

Delays in accessing finances

Increased administrative burden for family

Less flexibility over who makes decisions

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about establishing a Power of Attorney.

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1. What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Lasting Power of Attorney?

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When should I put a Power of Attorney in place?

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Can I choose more than one attorney?

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Can a Power of Attorney be changed or cancelled?

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Put Proper Safeguards in Place

Establishing a Power of Attorney ensures someone you trust can act in your best interests if needed. Our team provides clear guidance and carefully structured documentation tailored to your circumstances.

Clear legal advice

Guidance specific to your jurisdiction

Appropriate safeguards