Valerie Robinson

It is the duty of a Deputy or an Attorney to act in the best of interests of the person whose affairs one is charged with looking after. That, obviously, means safeguarding assets and, where appropriate ensuring income. Edna was 87 years old and due...

Q: Can I appoint replacement attorneys? You can if you wish appoint a replacement to act if the attorney/s (or one of them) dies or becomes incapable of acting. Q: When can my attorney/s start acting under my Lasting...

Q: What are the benefits of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs)? A Property and Financial Affairs LPA allows you to appoint individuals to manage your financial affairs should you e.g. decide that you do not wish to manage them yourself,...

‘What is the difference between an Enduring Power of Attorney and a Lasting Power of Attorney?’ Q: What is an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPAs)? A: EPAs can no longer be created however prior to 1st...