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| A Lasting Power of Attorney ('LPA')
allows you to nominate a person who will help to manage your affairs
or take decisions for you should you become incapable of doing so or
in certain cases simply because it makes life easier for you. If you were to become incapable of managing your affairs - perhaps due to the onset of dementia - without having an LPA in place your loved ones would have to undertake a lengthy and costly application to the Court of Protection before they were able to help with managing your affairs. There are two types of LPA:
An LPA is a lengthy and complex document and it is important that you take expert advice to ensure that any appropriate restrictions are included and that it is properly registered with the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). For further advice please call us now on 01902 429051 or email cr @ rnwilliams.com
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