Many of us will care for, or know someone who is caring for, a person with Alzheimer’s or dementia and the sad reality is that ¼ of us will require care at some point in our lives. Despite this, most people have no provisions in place should they lose mental capacity in the future.

We would like to work with you to offer a Lasting Power of Attorney service for your clients, to allow them to choose who would make decisions on their behalf if they become unable to in the future. Whether you would like to offer this service yourself or refer your client directly to us, we have a team of Lasting Power of Attorney specialists on hand to help you every step of the way.

Refer and earn £500*

Simply complete a one-page referral form and we deal with the rest!

“Service was excellent and I always got a response to my queries when I phone the same day, even if the solicitor was busy. I would recommend the company.” 

(Mrs Cranch, referred client January 2018) 

“A very professional service from start to finish. Queries answered promptly, either over the phone or by email. Very helpful throughout, we would recommend The Right Will to all.” 

(Mr and Mrs Jackson, referred clients October 2017)

“The Right Will and Estate Planning made everything so easy. Everything was done by telephone or post. We were able to talk to our own advisor if we had any problems at all. Our only regret is that we didn’t do it sooner. We are so relieved that we no longer have to worry about our health and financial welfare for the future.” 

(Mr and Mrs Buck, referred clients December 2017) 

Lasting Power of Attorney for Health and Welfare 

Making a Lasting Power of Attorney for Health and Welfare allows your client’s chosen attorney to make important decisions in their best interests including:

  • Giving or refusing consent to health care
  • Whether they should stay in their own home and what support they need from social services
  • Moving into residential care and finding a good care home
  • Day-to-day matters such as their diet, dress or daily routine

Consequences of not having a health and welfare LPA 

  • Loved ones will be unable to decide where your client lives
  • Loved ones will be unable to move your client to a different care home if they feel your client is not being properly looked after
  • Doctors, rather than your client’s chosen person will decide on whether to give or refuse life sustaining treatment

Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs

The decisions an attorney can make for your client if they have a Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs include:

  • Opening, closing and using their bank and building society accounts
  • Claiming, receiving and using their benefits, pensions and allowances
  • Paying their household, care and other bills
  • Making or selling investments
  • Buying or selling their home
  • Consequences of not having a financial LPA
  • Your client’s partner will be unable to re-finance their house if they own it jointly
  • Your client may be unable to access joint bank accounts
  • Your client’s family will be unable to sell their home to pay for care
  • Loved ones will be unable to pay bills on your client’s behalf
  • Loved ones will be unable to access your client’s pension or benefits to pay for things on their behalf

Request a referral form 

Email admin@therightwill.co.uk and we will send you our one page referral form. If you would rather write Lasting powers of Attorney yourself, let us know and we will send you relevant information for our online course

*500 is based on a referred couple having a mirror will and LPAs for health and financial affairs