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Do I Need A Will?
Most people know the importance of making a Will, but for one reason or another never get around to it or think that because they do not have considerable savings or property, they do not need to.
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For many people, the prospect of writing a Will can be a daunting process. James McKenzie recognise this is often a reason people put off writing a Will, so to combat this have simplified our offering into distinct services.
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Over 300,000 people die without a valid Will each year, causing additional financial and emotional burdens on the loved ones left behind. Companies offering their staff Will writing as a flexible or voluntary benefit show they care not only about the staff member, but their whole family.
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James McKenzie (Wills) Ltd is a specialist Will writing company, focusing primarily on providing Wills and related products to employees of large multinational companies. We have been providing Will writing services since 2004 and have been in the employee benefit market since 2007.
Read moreLasting Power Of Attorney (LPAs)
It allows you to choose someone now (the Attorney) that you trust to make decisions on your behalf about things such as your property and financial affairs or health and welfare at a time in the future when you no longer wish to make those decisions, or you may lack the mental capacity to make those decisions yourself. There are two types of LPA – Health & Welfare and Property & Financial Affairs.
Lasting power of attorney covering property and finance
The Property and Financial Affairs LPA allows you to choose a person you trust to make decisions about how to spend your money and the way your property and affairs are managed. Once registered, and unless you have put a restriction on it, this type of LPA can be used by your attorney(s) straight away.
Lasting power of attorney covering health and welfare
The Health and Welfare LPA allows you to choose someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf relating to your personal healthcare and welfare including decisions to give or refuse consent for treatment on your behalf and deciding where you live. These decisions can only be taken on your behalf when the LPA has been registered and you lack the capacity to make the necessary decision for yourself.
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