Now it is a Lasting Power of Attorney, but some still exist as they were signed prior to the changeover to LPoA. It gives the rights of financial care for a mentally incapacitated individual to someone else (e.g. often as a consequence of dementia).
Now it is a Lasting Power of Attorney, but some still exist as they were signed prior to the changeover to LPoA. It gives the rights of financial care for a mentally incapacitated individual to someone else (e.g. often as a consequence of dementia).