Belvedere LPAs

Safeguarding your family’s future In the event that you were to become incapacitated through serious illness or injury, disability, stroke or dementia, who would you want looking after your property, finances, health and welfare? Your family that know and love you, or the local authority? Most people would answer “family” but, for this to happen, you need to create a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) before you become incapacitated. LPAs are not just for the elderly! An LPA is perhaps, equally as important as your Will. So much so, that here at Belvedere LPAs we believe that putting an LPA in place is a fundamental step in safeguarding your family’s future. For all things LPAs, Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning contact us now!