Property & Financial Affairs LPA
Allows your chosen attorney(s) to manage finances, bank accounts, bills, pensions, investments and property matters on your behalf.
Looking for professional Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) services in Kent? At Simply Probate, we help individuals and families put the right legal protections in place for the future.

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A Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to appoint trusted people to make important decisions on your behalf should you become unable to do so yourself.
Our experienced team supports clients throughout Kent, including Canterbury, Maidstone, Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, Medway, Thanet and the surrounding areas. We make the process straightforward, ensuring your wishes are clearly documented and legally protected.

Allows your chosen attorney(s) to manage finances, bank accounts, bills, pensions, investments and property matters on your behalf.
Allows trusted individuals to make decisions regarding healthcare, care arrangements, daily welfare and medical treatment if you lose capacity.
Comprehensive protection covering both financial decisions and health and welfare matters, ensuring complete future planning.
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A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint trusted people to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so yourself.
The best time is while you are fit, healthy and able to make your own decisions. Once mental capacity is lost, it is generally too late to create an LPA.
Yes. You can appoint multiple attorneys and specify how they should work together when making decisions.
A Property & Financial Affairs LPA covers financial matters, while a Health & Welfare LPA covers healthcare, welfare and care decisions.
Yes. A Will deals with what happens after your death, whereas an LPA protects you during your lifetime if you're unable to make decisions yourself.