Many attorneys think they can keep paying bills or use the donor’s bank account after death — but the moment they pass away, your Power of Attorney ends. Accounts should be frozen straight away, and only the executor can access funds. Even well-meaning payments can leave you personally liable. Learn why this rule exists and how to avoid costly mistakes.

Many couples think a joint account means smooth sailing if one loses capacity — but banks can freeze accounts, even for essentials, without a registered LPA. Learn why this happens, how banks find out, and why avoiding a Deputyship Order is key. Toucan Law makes setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney simple, affordable, and stress-free so your finances and loved ones stay protected.

An LPA lets those you trust make decisions if you can’t. Don’t wait—secure your future with Toucan Law. Call today!

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A Living Will gives control over medical treatment if you're unable to communicate. Learn its benefits, downsides, and how it works with LPA

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures trusted individuals manage your affairs if you lose capacity. Plan ahead for peace of mind

It is equally as important to consider Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) as a crucial part of estate planning.

Creating a Lasting Power of Attorney is a powerful and responsible decision that empowers you to take control of your future

A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more people you trust to manage your affairs.

It is completely understandable that most people do not want to think about what would happen to them should they ever fall ill or be...