When someone dies information guide
When someone dies, there are a number of practical things that have to be done. For some, these tasks may be a...

No one wants to think that there might come a time when you’re no longer able to make your own decisions. But if that time does come, having a power of attorney set up can make things much easier for you and those around you – so it’s worth planning ahead.
This guide explains how you appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf if you’re no longer able to make or communicate your decisions. It covers:
It also lists useful organisations that you can contact for impartial information and advice about setting up a power of attorney.
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