Life is unpredictable. The right documents let someone you trust step in if you can't manage your own affairs — and spare your family a crisis.
Part of our Wills & estates practice.
We help you decide who to appoint and what powers to give them.
We draft documents that are valid, clear and hold up when they're needed.
We review appointments as your life changes so they still reflect your wishes.
A document letting a person you choose make financial or personal decisions for you if you lose capacity. 'Enduring' means it continues even then.
No. A will takes effect after death; a power of attorney operates while you're alive but unable to decide for yourself.
Yes — while you have capacity you can revoke or change an appointment.
Your family may have to apply to a tribunal to be appointed — slower, costlier and stressful. Planning ahead avoids that.
Book a consultation or take the free claim check — we'll tell you where you stand and what to do next.
Leave your name and number and what it's about — a lawyer will call you back. No cost, no obligation.