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Wills, trusts & probate articles
What to do when a loved one dies
25 June 2010
Budget Summary 2010 | How it will affect you
23 June 2010
Contested probate claims
20 May 2010
What to do when a loved one dies | The Probate process
15 April 2010
Budget Summary 2010 | For private individuals
26 March 2010
In sickness and in health
3 March 2010
General Powers of Attorney
09 April 2009
Do you need to deal with a relative's affairs for a short time while they are perhaps abroad or in hospital?
A general power of attorney can be drawn up to help you access bank accounts and pay bills until a time comes when you no longer need to be involved.
A general power of attorney can only be used if the person making the power (the donor) has mental capacity.
If you are looking for help for a relative that remains valid regardless of whether or not the donor still has mental capacity, you should consider Lasting Powers of Attorney.
For more details, please contact our elderly client specialist Camilla James on 01753 279031, complete the online enquiry form or email elderlaw@bpcollins.co.uk.
