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Property & Financial Affairs LPA

Someone you trust to manage your finances.

If illness or an accident meant you could not manage your money, who would step in? This LPA lets you decide in advance.

Clear Will Writing is a specialist will-writing service and is not a firm of solicitors.

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Tell us the basics about property & financial affairs lpa. We'll contact you to discuss what you need.

No obligation. We'll explain the next step before you decide whether to proceed.

01 / Overview

What it covers.

A Property and Financial Affairs LPA can allow your attorneys to pay bills, manage bank accounts, deal with your home and handle other financial matters on your behalf.

You choose when it can be used, either while you still have capacity or only once you do not. You can include preferences and instructions to guide your attorneys.

It must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian. Appropriate arrangements for the certificate provider will be discussed with you. We do not automatically act as certificate provider.

What we will discuss

  • Choice of attorneys and replacements
  • Joint or separate decision making
  • When the LPA can be used
  • Preferences and instructions
  • Registration and certificate provider

A will and an LPA do different jobs.

This LPA helps during your lifetime. A will deals with your estate after death.

02 / Who this can suit

Common reasons people get in touch.

Planning ahead

You want a trusted person ready to act, rather than relying on a court process later.

Owning a home or savings

Someone may need authority to manage property and accounts.

Family support

You want your attorneys to know what you would want.

03 / How it works

A clear process from start to finish.

  1. Step 1: Tell us about you

    Start with a short enquiry and tell us what you need.

  2. Step 2: We discuss your wishes

    We identify the type of planning you need and gather the relevant information.

  3. Step 3: We prepare your documents

    Your documents are prepared from your instructions and circumstances.

  4. Step 4: Review, sign and complete

    We explain the signing requirements so the document is completed correctly.

04 / Questions

Questions worth asking.

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Start with a short enquiry. We'll explain the next step.

Clear Will Writing is a specialist will-writing service and is not a firm of solicitors.