A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a Court registered document allowing you to appoint trusted persons to act on your behalf in the event you become unable to manage your own affairs. There are two types of Lasting Powers of Attorney and these are explained below. Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial
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FAMILIES URGED TO ACCESS THE FAMILY MEDIATION WHILST THE VOUCHER SCHEME IS STILL LIVE………
The ‘Family Mediation Voucher Scheme’ is a time-limited scheme, designed to support people who may be able to resolve their family law disputes outside of Court. The Government set up the scheme in response to Covid-19 to support recovery in the Family Court and to encourage more people to consider mediation as a means of
What is the role of an Executor?
An Executor is a person who has been named in a Will and is legally responsible for dealing with the administration of the Estate of someone who has passed away. A Will can appoint more than one Executor and those named must work together to deal with the Estate. The ‘Estate’ includes everything that the