Making a Lasting Power of Attorney can feel straightforward until you reach the signing stage and suddenly find yourself asking: Who can witness my LPA?
Imagine a situation where you are no longer able to manage your own affairs.
Understand the role of an attorney under a Lasting Power of Attorney, including duties, responsibilities and how to act in the donor’s best interests.
Understand what mental capacity means, why it matters, and how it affects Lasting Power of Attorney decisions. Get expert LPA guidance from Libra.
At Libra LPA, we understand that for many people, the process can initially feel confusing. Legal terminology, paperwork, and decisions about the future can quickly become daunting.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures your wishes are followed if you ever lose the capacity to make decisions yourself.
Imagine waking up one day and realising that, due to illness or an accident, you are unable to make important decisions about your finances, property, or health. It’s a scenario none of us want to face, yet it happens more often than many people realise.
