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What is meant by a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)? | Larcomes Legal FAQs

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In this FAQ video, we define what a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is and why it is such an important document to have in place.

An LPA allows you to appoint trusted individuals, known as attorneys, to make decisions on your behalf regarding your property, financial affairs, and health and welfare, should you ever lose the mental capacity to do so yourself.

Larcomes Legal Limited provides expert legal guidance across Hampshire, including:

  • Wills, Trusts & Probate

  • Lasting Powers of Attorney

  • Residential & Commercial Property

  • Family & Matrimonial Law

  • Employment Law

  • Personal Injury

For professional legal advice, contact us:
📞 Portsmouth: 023 9244 8100
📞 Waterlooville: 023 9224 6666

Transcript

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Solicitor: "A Lasting Power of Attorney is a document that you can choose to sign during your lifetime where you choose your attorneys to act in making decisions for your property and financial affairs and health and welfare decisions if you are no longer able to do so."

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