💼 Our Services Include:
🧭 Expert guidance through every step of the application process
📄 Thorough document review to avoid errors and delays
🏘️ Community-focused support, tailored to your unique needs
💬 Clear explanations of your options and responsibilities:
We ensure your application is accurate, complete, and legally sound so you can move forward with peace of mind.
🤝 Why Choose Us?
🎓 Experienced professionals who understand the legal landscape
❤️ A compassionate approach rooted in community care
💷 Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
⚡ Fast, reliable service with ongoing support
At LAW COMMUNITY SUPPORT, we are committed to helping you take charge of your future and make your voice heard! We confidently support individuals and families in completing Lasting Power of Attorney documents and managing court applications, ensuring all your legal documents are accurate and compliant. Our mission is to streamline operations and alleviate burdens, ensuring a seamless experience that fosters clarity, confidence, and peace of mind
Ensure Legal Accuracy: Get your LPA Right the First Time
Have your Lasting Power of Attorney applications meticulously reviewed for mistakes to elevate accuracy & legal integrity. This essential step will ensure your peace of mind.
Even if your previous application for a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) did not succeed, we are here to offer you our dedicated support. With our experienced team by your side, we will guide you through each step of the process, ensuring you have the best chance of success this time. Let us empower you with the knowledge and expertise to secure the peace of mind you deserve.
Reasons Why Some Applications May Not Be Registered
• Errors or mistakes during completion or submission
• Failure to respond promptly to follow-up requests after submission
• Incomplete or missing information, such as:
🗓️ Missing dates
✍️ Missing signatures
📜 Missing certificate provider
👁️ Sections not properly witnessed
WE ARE HERE TO GUIDE YOU!
About LASTING POWER OF ATTORNEY (LPA) APPLICATION
(Law Community Support)
We specialise in Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) support for the community. We ensure your documents are completed correctly, without mistakes, and legally sound.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legally binding deed that allows trusted individuals to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. It protects your rights, preserves your voice, and ensures your wishes are respected when it matters most.
We’re committed to making this process simple, secure, and stress-free so you can focus on what truly matters.
There are two types:
1) Finance and property Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Give someone you trust the power to make decisions about your money (pension or benefits, or salary) and property (organising where you live)
2) Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Give someone you trust the power to make medical decisions and make sure that your wishes are taken into consideration when deciding about your:
The LPA gives you control over what happens to you if you have an accident, illness, or lose mental capacity and are unable to make your own decisions. That’s when the attorneys step in on your behalf. Your attorney(s) can be anyone aged 18 and above. You can have as many attorneys as you want.
WHY DO I NEED A LASTING POWER OF ATTORNEY?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a critical legal document that allows you to designate a trusted individual, known as your attorney, to make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated and cannot manage your own affairs. No one, regardless of their relationship to you, has the automatic legal authority to make those decisions for you without an LPA.
Without an LPA, a family member or loved one may face the daunting task of going through the courts to obtain guardianship, an intervention order, or probate before they can take any action on your behalf. This process can be time-consuming, costly, and emotionally taxing, potentially delaying critical decisions about your healthcare, finances, and daily living arrangements.
By establishing an LPA while you can still make your own decisions, you ensure that your affairs will be managed according to your specific wishes. You can outline preferences regarding medical treatment, financial management, and other personal matters in a way that aligns with your values and desires.
This proactive step not only provides you with peace of mind but also streamlines the process for your loved ones during what could be an incredibly challenging time. Ensuring your wishes are honoured without unnecessary obstacles enhances decision-making efficiency, allowing your family to focus on what truly matters: your care and well-being.
Attorneys play a pivotal role in navigating the complexities of the legal landscape. With their expertise and dedication, they advocate for justice, ensuring that every individual's rights are upheld. Their vast knowledge of the law empowers clients and instils confidence, making them invaluable allies in times of need. Understanding the nuances of legal representation can significantly impact your experience, guiding you through challenges with clarity and support.
Your attorney must be at least 18 years old and can be a relative, friend, or professional, such as a solicitor, spouse, or partner. It is crucial to choose someone with the mental capacity to make decisions.
When selecting an attorney, evaluate how effectively they manage their affairs, including their finances, how well you know them, and whether you trust them to make decisions that serve your best interests. Additionally, consider their willingness to take on this critical responsibility on your behalf.
Replacement attorneys
If your attorney(s) are no longer able to stand on your behalf, this could be because they no longer have the mental capacity, are deceased, or are no longer willing to act as your attorney. That is when replacement attorneys come into action, so including replacement attorneys on your application is vital.
The Certificate Provider
Section 10 of the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for Property and Finance & Health and Welfare.
A certificate provider is an impartial individual who verifies that the donor understands the implications of establishing a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and is not being coerced.
To qualify, the certificate provider must be at least 18 years old. They may be a friend, colleague, or someone who has known the donor well for at least two years. They may also have relevant professional qualifications, such as those held by registered healthcare professionals, solicitors, registered social workers, or independent mental capacity advocates (IMCAs). A cousin of the donor or attorney may also serve in this role.
Individuals who cannot serve as certificate providers include attorneys or replacement attorneys for the LPA, family members of the donor or attorneys, partners of the donor or attorneys, business partners, employees of the donor or attorneys, and employees or managers of a care facility where the donor resides. Furthermore, individuals associated with a trust corporation appointed as an attorney in a financial LPA are excluded.
The certificate provider must confirm that the donor understands the significance of the LPA, has not been pressured to create it, that no fraud has occurred, and that there are no other concerns. The certificate provider should discuss the LPA privately with the donor, away from the presence of attorneys or others, before signing their acknowledgement.
Note: Certificate provider section 10 should be signed only after the donor has signed Section 9.
If you need support, please contact us, and we will be happy to help. If you require an application form, please do not hesitate to contact us and request one. We will print it and send it to you by post.
