An individual (the “donor”) may appoint one or more dependable people (the “attorneys”) to act on their behalf in the event that they become unable of doing so themselves due to mental or physical disability by using a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). There are two different kinds of LPAs: one for health and welfare […]
The short answer is yes. If you own a home, it is likely that you will need to pay for your own care home fees. If you own assets worth more than £23,250 (including your home), you may be required to self-fund your care, which would involve selling your home or having a charge placed […]
To work out whether this applies to you, let’s first ask what is a lasting power of attorney (LPA)? Then explore what circumstances would mean it’s a no-brainer to get one sorted. There are two different types of LPA; you can have one or the other or both depending upon your wishes. Property and Financial […]
I know what you are thinking! Why would I pay someone to write down who gets my belongings when I am no longer here? Let me be clear here; it is entirely possible to write your own Will. Writing your own Will is legally binding and can be straightforward… …if you do it correctly. […]
I have yet to bear witness to a truly uncomplicated family. One where harmony and selfless love are in abundance and where adult children genuinely have each other’s needs as much at heart, as their own. Much less, where money is concerned. Much, much less where the parents are no longer there to referee. […]
Clients tell me how relieved they feel once their estate planning is in place - it’s one less thing to worry about. So get in touch and don’t put it off any longer!
