“I don’t think I need a Lasting Power of Attorney yet – I’m not that old and my health is fine!”
We hear this a lot! People automatically associate Lasting Powers of Attorney with conditions like dementia but the truth is that anything could happen to us at any time, taking away our ability to make decisions or communicate our wishes. Make sure you’ve chosen the right people to speak for you, just in case. At Deo Law, we specialize in offering reliable, trusted, and comprehensive power of attorney solutions for clients across Lincolnshire.
If you’re looking for a Lasting Power of Attorney for someone else (such as an elderly parent), we would need to speak with them directly. That person should be able to have a conversation about what they want and the reasons why. If that’s going to be a struggle, there are still things that can be done (like a Court application called a “Deputyship”) but the process is different. Please contact the team of specialist power of attorney lawyers in Lincoln to find out more.
Fees
There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney:
- Financial Power of Attorney: Allows your chosen people to pay bills, access bank accounts, manage pensions, and deal with your house. It can also include running your business.
- Health Power of Attorney: The focus here is much more personal as it includes making medical decisions, choosing care providers, and having a say on life-sustaining treatment.
At Deo Law, we’ve helped clients across Lincolnshire secure their legacy and feel confident about the future. Our friendly and experienced solicitors work closely with you to help you understand the intricacies of health and financial powers of attorney, so you feel confident you’re getting the right solution for your needs. You can choose to have one type of Lasting Power of Attorney or both types.
Our fees are:
VAT is payable on the fees quoted, at a rate of 20%. The paperwork needs to be registered at the Office of the Public Guardian and their fee is an additional £82 per Lasting Power of Attorney.
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Whether you’re in Lincolnshire or the nearby area, our power of attorney solicitors are on hand to help. From handling straightforward lasting powers of attorney to navigating more complex deputyships and related services, our Lincoln-based lawyers are your trusted partners in ensuring confidence and security for your future.