LPA Attorney Powers: What They Can and Cannot Do

<pA Lasting Power of Attorney LPA is a powerful legal document that allows you, the 'donor', to appoint one or more people, known as 'attorneys', to make decisions on your behalf if you lose the mental capacity to do so yourself. For many, an LPA offers peace of mind, knowing that trusted individuals will manage their affairs according to their wishes. However, it's crucial to understand the extent and limitations of LPA attorney powers – what they <emcan</em and <emcannot</em do – to ensure you...