A Lasting Power of Attorney is an important legal document which (as the donor) you officially appoint one or more persons (called the attorney’s). These are those whom you have great trust in and give the power to make decisions on your behalf if in the future you may lack mental capacity.

There are two different types of Lasting Powers of Attorney; Property and Financial Affairs and Health and Welfare. 

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