Powers of Attorney Solicitors

It is really important to appoint somebody who has authority to manage your affairs if you are unable to do so yourself. This can be done by way of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA).

At Morecrofts, we have specialist Private Client Solicitors, including members of Solicitors for the Elderly, who can help you to complete an LPA. This will ensure that only those who are appointed as your Attorneys can manage your affairs and not somebody you have not personally chosen.

There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney:

One covers all of your legal and financial property and affairs.
The other covers any personal welfare issues. You can appoint a family member, a friend or simply someone you know and trust to act as your Attorney.

One of our solicitors will also act as your attorney if there is nobody suitable among your family and friends or if you think that they need professional support.

It is a simple yet sensible precaution and is the most effective and efficient way to ensure your future is in safe hands.

Don’t worry if visiting the office is difficult for you, as a member of our team will be happy to come to your home.

To find out more or to speak to someone, call 0151 236 8871, email info@morecrofts.co.uk or use our contact form.

Our charges for obtaining the grant of probate or grant of administration

We offer a number of levels of services to assist clients through the difficult process of obtaining the Grant of Probate OR Grant of Administration.

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Enduring Powers of Attorney

LPAs replaced Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPAs) in 2007, when the Mental Capacity Act came into force.

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Court of Protection Solicitors

Our Private Client team will be able to advise you and deal with all applications to the Court of Protection and registrations with the Office of the Public Guardian.

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Will Writing Solicitors

Although it may seem sombre, making a Will is one of the most important things you can do.

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Trust Solicitors

When planning how you will provide for your loved ones upon your death you may want to consider setting up trusts.

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Solicitors for the Elderly

With so much to consider when looking at your affairs and family's future, we can work with you to ensure your wishes are fulfilled.

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Estate Administration Services

When you’ve lost a loved one, there are many confusing and complex legal matters to deal with, one of which may be any property that has been left behind.

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