Monthly Archives: June 2026

One of the kindest things you can do is make difficult decisions while they’re still easy.

Many people avoid conversations about Lasting Powers of Attorney, future care or what might happen if they become unable to make decisions. It’s understandable. None of us likes to imagine a time when we might need help. But planning ahead … Continue reading

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One simple question every attorney should be able to answer.

If somebody asked you six months from now: “Why did you make that decision?” Could you answer with confidence? Not because you remember, but because you recorded it. One of the most common themes that emerges in disputes involving LPAs … Continue reading

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You don’t have to do this alone

Over the last few weeks, we’ve written about trust, Lasting Powers of Attorney, financial vulnerability, safeguarding and the responsibilities that often fall upon family members. A common theme has emerged. Most people want to do the right thing. Most families … Continue reading

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Protecting the person, not just the assets.

When people discuss Lasting Powers of Attorney, the conversation often focuses on money. Who will manage it. How it will be protected. Whether it might be misused. These are important questions, but they are not the most important question. At … Continue reading

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Who protects the attorney?

When we talk about safeguards around Lasting Powers of Attorney, the conversation often focuses on protecting vulnerable people. And rightly so. But there is another side to the discussion that receives far less attention. Good safeguards protect attorneys too. Most … Continue reading

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