LPA for Property & Affairs
Arranging decisions about your finances and property
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Ensure your wishes are respected with an LPA
Our solicitors can advise you on:
LPA for Health & Welfare
Arranging decisions about your care and medical treatment
Ordinary/General Power of attorney
Giving someone else the power to manage your financial affairs
Acting as a Certificate provider
You will need a certificate provider for both types of LPA
LPA for Property & Affairs
This type of LPA allows your attorney or attorneys to make decisions about your finances and property, such as paying bills or selling property.
You can choose to make one or both types of LPAs, and you can appoint the same person to be your attorney for both. You can also appoint as many attorneys as you like, and decide how they’ll make decisions.
Our expert team will talk you through all the options available for your LPA so you can feel confident you and your loved ones will be protected in the future.
Our experts
To find out more or discuss your individual requirements in further detail, our team are on hand to help.
Lin Whitehead
Partner and Head of Private Client
Ben Lowe
Partner
Jenny Alexander
Partner
Aimee Lynch-Coleman
Solicitor
Anna French
Chartered Legal Executive
Anne McManus
Legal Secretary
Christina Stöhr
Solicitor
Edward Jacobs
Associate Solicitor
Jacqui Arnell
Probate Executive
Julie Peart
Legal Secretary
Louise Cooke
Legal Secretary
Molly Yun
Trainee Solicitor
Sarah Bunn
Legal Secretary
Wenche Lie-Critchley
Chartered Legal Executive