Tag: LPA
Resolving arguments between attorneys appointed under a lasting power of attorney
LPAs allow an individual (the ‘donor’) to appoint attorneys to make decisions on their behalf. However, disagreements can arise between attorneys, which can complicate the donor’s care and management of their affairs. Resolving such disputes efficiently is crucial for ensuring the donor’s interests are protected. The first step in resolving a dispute is understanding the... Read more »
Requirements for notifying the Office of the Public Guardian of deaths
You may be aware that, in cases where there is an arrangement in place for someone who has become, or could become, mentally incapable, reporting rules relating to deaths have altered slightly. The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) must now be notified on the death of (a) the donor of an LPA (lasting power... Read more »
Look after your parents with the security of a Lasting Power of Attorney
Does this scenario sound familiar? Your parents own and live in their own property, they have savings in the bank and investments looked after by their trusted financial adviser that they have known for years. Recently you have noticed that they are not quite as sharp as they used to be. You may begin to... Read more »