None of us like to think about losing the ability to manage own affairs and to make decisions about money and welfare. However, an estimated 700,000 have dementia, including one in five over 80. Brain injuries or mental health problems render others incapable of making their own decisions. It is therefore important to put arrangements in place early, so that someone we trust can make those important decisions on our behalf.
You now do that through a power of attorney. Changes to the law relating to the powers of attorney took place on 1st October 2007. Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPAs) were introduced in 1987, and were replaced by Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs), introduced under the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
Jackson Barrett & Gass are able to advise clients on a solution for their specific needs. We are experienced in handling matters from start to finish in an efficient and friendly matter. We are used to dealing with clients directly, or through family members, and our service has been used nationwide.
Lasting Powers of Attorney Solicitors
To arrange a discussion with our Lasting Powers of Attorney Solicitor, Sean Barrow, please get in touch with us on 01625 523988 or mail@jbgass.com. | 
