It is so important to have both types of lasting power-of-attorney in place in good time so decisions about finances and health and welfare can be made when needed. You may recall this article hitting the headlines last month:
The lady in this article only has one type of lasting power-of-attorney in place so her family cannot make the decisions they want to and look after their mum at home in these difficult times.
Our recent article, which can be found here, provides an overview of the does and don’ts.
For more information contact our Life Planning team on 01904 624903 who will be happy to help guide you through .
Head of Life Planning at Guest Walker
Rowena has recently joined Guest Walker as our Head of Life Planning.
Rowena is able to advise clients on all aspects of personal asset management and associated property matters. This includes managing assets during lifetime such as gifts, trusts and estate planning, regarding illness or incapacity – powers of attorney and Court of Protection issues and regarding or on death – Wills and probate administration.
Rowena is also a qualified member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
View Rowena's Profile
Rowena is able to advise clients on all aspects of personal asset management and associated property matters. This includes managing assets during lifetime such as gifts, trusts and estate planning, regarding illness or incapacity – powers of attorney and Court of Protection issues and regarding or on death – Wills and probate administration.
Rowena is also a qualified member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
View Rowena's Profile
Latest posts by Rowena Rogers (see all)
- Deadline for Registration of Estates and Trusts with HMRC - August 15, 2022
- Will Update: Why Use a Solicitor - June 15, 2022
- Plan Ahead: Is Your Business Protected? - February 11, 2022
