Lasting Powers of Attorney

Protect your decisions over health and finances — aligned with your Islamic estate plan

“An LPA isn’t just a form. It’s peace of mind — so the right people can act for you, with dignity and clarity, if you ever can’t.”

Private Client & Capacity Team

If you lose capacity, who will speak for you — and manage your finances?

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint trusted attorneys to act if you lose mental capacity.
LPAs protect families from delays, uncertainty, and costly court applications.
For Muslim families, LPAs ensure decisions reflect values, dignity, and care preferences.
The full process is handled solicitor‑led, from advice and drafting to registration.

Support in selecting the right people and safeguards.

Solicitor‑led drafting with clear guidance.

Execution guidance and registration so LPAs are ready when needed.

Do I really need an LPA if I’m healthy?

Yes. LPAs are most effective when made early. Loss of capacity can be sudden and unexpected.

Can I set limits on what my attorneys can do?

Often yes. Instructions and preferences can be included where practical and legally effective.

Is an LPA part of Islamic estate planning?

Yes. LPAs protect decision‑making during life, while Islamic Wills govern matters after death. Both should align.

Can spouses act automatically without an LPA?

No. Without an LPA, even spouses may face restrictions and delays.

Get solicitor‑led LPAs, drafted clearly and aligned with your Islamic estate plan.