Lasting Powers of Attorney for your Business

If you own a business and/or have a number of business partners then you need to set up an LPA to enable your attorney to act on your behalf in a business capacity. A Business LPA will appoint attorneys who will oversee the running of the business and delegate the day-to-day running to other people who will be better placed to carry out those specific functions. Even if you are a sole-trader, appointing a Business LPA is still advised so they can carry out your wishes and prevent financial and legal difficulties.

They can:

pay your suppliers or staff
go to the bank on your behalf
talk to companies over the phone
sign documents on your behalf
sell or lease business premises on your behalf

Speak to us today about setting up your Business LPA for your peace of mind