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Everybody is concerned about the future.
What if you were unable to look after your financial affairs because of illness, injury or dementia?
We’re sure you would want the peace of mind knowing that your interests were being taken care of by a trusted person, such as a relative, friend, or even a solicitor.
This is called granting power of attorney.
We’ll talk to you about your individual circumstances so that we can advise on the best course of action – for you.
Colin McNaught - C.McNaught@wright-crawford.co.uk
Denise Hooper - D.Hooper@wright-crawford.co.uk
When a family member or close friend becomes incapable of dealing with their financial affairs or to look after themselves it may be necessary to appoint a guardian who may be a relative, valued and trusted friend or one of our solicitors to act on their behalf.
At Wright & Crawford, we can advise you on all aspects of the Adults with Incapacity legislation, and if necessary we can deal with the Guardianship Court Application for you, liaise with health care professionals and appear in court on behalf of the guardian. We are happy to discuss the process with you.
Mark Ralston - M.Ralston@wright-crawford.co.uk
Marisa Cullen - Marisa@wright-crawford.co.uk