An introduction to Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA's) Part 1
If you are advising on and drafting Wills, then if you are not already, you should be advising your clients to seriously consider Lasting Powers of Attorney.
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Learning objectives:
- The definite advantages to your client of creating LPAs
- The consequences of not creating them
- Things to consider and draw to your clients’ attention during the instruction taking meeting.
- The attorney’s role
- Who to appoint?
- How and when replacement attorneys assume their role.
- Acting as a certificate provider- role and responsibility.
- Instructions and preferences
- To register or not to register?
Downloads
Your CPD Certificate can be found in your Account.
Sue Ioannou
Registered Trust and Estate Practitioner • A.R.T Wills
I am the current Chair and Head of Training for the Institute of Professional Willwriters (IPW). I have been running course for them for 19 years.
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