Lasting Power of Attorney

Would you like to appoint somebody to make health care and/or financial decisions on your behalf, should you lack the capacity to make these decisions for yourself in the future? If so, you need to consider setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney.

or download the same information in a leaflet about Lasting Power of Attorney

We can send hard copies of this leaflet to healthcare professionals and other local partners for free. Click here to place your order.

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