Valid in England & Wales or Scotland, this Lawpack Kit shows you how to make:
1.A Lasting Power of Attorney (or a Continuing/Welfare Power of Attorney in Scotland), which lets someone make decisions about your property and personal welfare
2.A General Power of Attorney, which allows you to appoint someone to manage your affairs for specific periods or events
3.An Advance Medical Decision (Living Will in Scotland) which sets out your personal wishes about medical treatments should you become ill in the future
Regularly checked and updated by solicitors, our Kit contains clear, step-by-step guidance and includes expert advice on how to complete the forms.
Expert, jargon-free guidance is given on:
•Lasting and General Powers of Attorney, the circumstances in which you might use them, and how to make them
•How to record your wishes on future medical treatment in a Living Will
•How to appoint an Attorney, what their duties are, and how long the power of attorney remains in force
•Continuing, General and Welfare Powers of Attorney and Living Wills in Scotland
•Registering an existing Enduring Power of Attorney if the Donor becomes mentally incapable
Template General Power of Attorney and Living Will forms are provided, plus online access to the huge range of forms needed.
The contents of this Kit have been approved by Richard Dew of Ten Old Square, Lincoln’s Inn, under English law and by Neill, Clerk & Murray, solicitors, under Scottish law.
This Kit is also available as a 'Download Now' eKit.
What is a power of attorney?
As the population gets older, many of us find we need to give control of financial and legal matters to others.
And as more and more of us work abroad we find we need to give others the power to act on our behalf in certain matters.
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows this to be done.
It could, for example, allow someone to sign cheques and letters for you if you were going abroad for a while.
Or, if you became seriously ill, your business and personal interests could be looked after by someone you trust.
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