03/09/2026
An LPA, Lasting Power of Attorney, isn’t just for the elderly.
Life can change unexpectedly through illness or an accident. If you lose the capacity to manage your affairs, your partner or family may not automatically be able to access your finances, pay bills, arrange care or make decisions about your health and welfare.
A Lasting Power of Attorney lets you choose trusted people to act for you, while you still have capacity. It can help avoid delays, unnecessary expense and stressful Court of Protection proceedings — giving your family clarity and peace of mind when it matters most.
Whether you’re young or old, married or unmarried, planning ahead is one of the most thoughtful things you can do for the people you love.
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