Powers of Attorney

There are many occasions when it may be necessary to have someone act for you to make decisions on your behalf or to sign documents for you. You may need someone to act for you temporarily while you are away on holiday or on a business trip. Or you may be thinking about making more permanent arrangements to give someone power to assist you with your affairs either immediately or if you later lose capacity to manage them yourself. Whatever your situation may be our team of experienced practitioners is available to advise if a power of attorney would be appropriate and to discuss the types of power available. Our team can also advise on the alternatives available where power is required to act on behalf of someone who already lacks capacity and cannot grant a power of attorney.