Lasting Power Of Attorney (LPA)
Protect Your Future with a Lasting Power of Attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint one or more trusted individuals to make decisions on your behalf should you become unable to do so in the future.
At LH Notaries, we provide professional guidance throughout the LPA process, helping you put the appropriate arrangements in place to protect your interests and provide peace of mind for you and your family.
Whether you require a Property and Financial Affairs LPA or a Health and Welfare LPA, we can assist with the preparation of documents and ensure the process is completed accurately and efficiently.
Our LPA Services Include
- Initial consultation to discuss your circumstances and options
- Guidance on the different types of Lasting Power of Attorney
- Preparation and completion of LPA forms
- Acting as Certificate Provider where appropriate and permitted
- Verification of identity and execution requirements
- Assistance with registration applications
- Submission to the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG)
- Ongoing support throughout the process
Our LPA Services Include
- Property and Financial Affairs LPA
- Managing bank accounts
- Paying bills
- Dealing with pensions and investments
- Buying or selling property
- Managing financial affairs
- Health and Welfare LPA
This allows your attorneys to make decisions relating to:
- Medical treatment
- Care arrangements
- Living arrangements
- Day-to-day welfare
- Life-sustaining treatment decisions (if authorised)
- Why Make an LPA?
Creating an LPA ensures that if you lose the ability to make decisions in the future, the people you trust can act on your behalf. Without a valid LPA, family members may need to apply to the Court of Protection, which can be a lengthy and costly process.
Frequently Asked Question
Do I need a solicitor or notary to create an LPA?
- Overseas Powers of Attorney
LH Notaries also regularly assists clients with Powers of Attorney for use outside the UK.
- Travel Consent Documents:
- These can include:
- Buying property abroad
- Selling overseas property
- Managing investments
- Acting in inheritance matters
- Conducting overseas banking transactions
- Corporate representation overseas
Where children are travelling overseas with one parent or a third party, notarised consent documentation may be required.
- Call to Action
Planning for the future starts today. Contact LH Notaries to discuss your Lasting Power of Attorney requirements and receive clear, professional guidance throughout the process.