If you are making provision for future incapacity and do not have close relatives or do not want to impose obligations on your close friends, we are happy to act as professional attorney for you.
By setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney we can act in a professional capacity to manage your financial and health affairs in accordance with the wishes you set out. We can set up arrangements for you and offer you the security of knowing that you will have someone in your corner acting on your behalf. The basis of our future services can be discussed and agreed with you when you set up the power of attorney.
To speak to our Wills, trusts and probate specialists please call us on 01772 258321 or make an enquiry below to see how we can assist you and your business.
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