In this article, Commercial Property Specialist Charlie Bennett discusses how Heads of Terms work, whether they’re legally binding and what to look out for when negotiating.
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives trusted people the ability to act on your behalf if you are unable to.
It allows those trusted people to make financial and welfare decisions on your behalf, such as decisions about handling pension payments and approving medical treatment.
In this video, Wills & Tax Specialist Lee Young looks at the different types of LPAs, whether you need one and what to include.
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