Powers of Attorney
Powers of attorney set out who will make important financial and welfare decisions when you aren’t able to.
Assign powers of attorney and rest easy
Make life and decision-making easier for you and your loved ones in the future by setting clear guidelines about who these powers should be given to and how. Well-drafted powers of attorney will keep you safe in later life while easing the burden on your family.
We can advise you on making the guidance clear and the transition easier, as well as drafting these important documents for you.
- Advice to bring peace of mind
- Property and financial affairs
- Health and welfare
“Power of attorney is faith in people”
– Steve Jobs
Probate and funeral arrangement
Guarantee that your wishes are carried out correctly by those you trust after you pass away.
Ensure that your funeral arrangements are dealt with smoothly and prevent costs skyrocketing to help your family at a difficult time.
Testimonials
“Well Dennis, do you know what a power of attorney is?”
“By the powers, I do not”
– Frederick Liardet, The Power of Attorney
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Contact us for help with your will, power of attorney or probate arrangements, or for any questions you may have