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Do you have an enduring power of attorney?

Until October 2007, it was possible to make an enduring power of attorney (EPA), that allows chosen trusted people (known as your attorneys) to make long term and important decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity or become physically incapable of managing your financial affairs for yourself. EPA replaced by lasting power of […]

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