With an aging population the need to protect our affairs against incapacity is becoming ever more important. If, during your lifetime, you lose the ability to make decisions for yourself you would undoubtedly want some reassurance about who would be making those decisions on your behalf. Who, for example, would operate your bank accounts and pay your bills if you did not have capacity? Arguably as important as a will, a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) should form part of your overall succession planning ensuring all your affairs are in order should the worst happen.
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