Lasting Power of Attorney Forms

Further Information

A Lasting Power of Attorney allows individuals to appoint a legally authorised person or persons to make decisions with regard to their health and welfare or financial and property affairs should they become incapable of doing so themsleves at some point in the future.

The document package includes guidance on completion and how to register the document with the Office of the Public Guardian, the forms required for registration and a Deed of Revocation which can be used at any time while the Donor still has mental capacity. Please note that the registration forms could be out of date by the time you come to register the Power of Attorney so you should check with the Office of the Public Guardian that the forms you have are still valid.

This Lasting Power of Attorney Package is a combined package that includes all the forms, documents and guidance notes provided in the LPA - Health & Welfare and LPA - Property & Affairs at a significant cost saving, compared to buying both packages individually. These pages explain a little more about the two different types of Lasting Power of Attorney.

Features

This Lasting Power of Attorney forms package includes the following documents which are suitable for use in England and Wales:

• Deed of Revocation
• General guidance notes on LPAs
• Guidance notes on how to complete and register the LPA
• Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney form
• Personal and Financial Affairs Lasting Power of Attorney Form
• Registration forms (LPA001 and LPA002).

Related Documents

This document package is available individually or as part of a Full Annual Subscription (£199) - giving you access to all Clickdocs documents, packages and forms for a single annual fee.

• Ordinary Power of Attorney - to allow Attorneys to temporarily manage property or finances
• Deed of Revocation - to allow Attorneys to manage all or specific financial affairs

Scottish Version

If you are looking for documents similar to an Lasting Power of Attorney Package for use in Scotland, follow this link: Continuing and Welfare POA.