Consider who you trust, who understands your wishes, and who has the ability to manage financial or welfare decisions.

Multiple Attorneys can provide safeguards, but you must decide whether they act jointly, or jointly and severally.

Replacement Attorneys ensure the LPA continues to work if an original Attorney cannot act.

Many people create both a Property and Financial Affairs LPA and a Health and Welfare LPA.

Written guidance can help Attorneys make decisions about property, investments, family support and care arrangements.

Planning for online accounts, digital investments and electronic records is increasingly important.

Certified copies of the registered LPA can make it much easier for Attorneys to deal with banks and other organisations.