This would be applying for them to be removed from the appointment. There are very specific grounds by which you can do this and at Hindle Campbell Law we can advise you about this and how to proceed.

By this appointment you will safeguard your assets for your benefit in the future if needed. If you do not have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place and you become incapable to manage your own affairs, there is a costly and lengthy process by which a court can appoint someone for you. This can seriously deplete your assets and might not be what you would want .

A Health and Welfare Lasting Powers of Attorney allows you to appoint people you trust to make decisions on your behalf should you become incapable of doing so yourself. This could be in relation to medical treatment, who you see, or where you live. You might have made a living Will which provided for this, but if it was made before 2007 it might not still be valid and should be updated.

Some health authorities will also only accept living Wills that are less than 12 months old.

With something as important as your future health and welfare you want to make sure that it is the people you chose and trust that make the decisions for you if needed.

Hindle Campbell Law has over 35 years experience in these matters. In this ever changing complex economic climate we aim to help our clients by giving clear uncomplicated advice on all these topics.

This can be over the value of Assets the interpretation of a Will clause, validity of a Will, beneficiary provisions and omitted beneficiaries. Where there is no Will and the Estate is intestate claims can be raised contrary to the statutory provisions.

Some of the concerns we can help you with are:

• You are entitled to more from a deceased Estate than provided for in a Will.
• Some beneficiaries are not entitled to what is being provided for in a Will.
• The deceased was under duress when making the Will.
• The deceased was not of sound mind when making the Will.
• Someone is disputing what you are entitled to in a Will.
• You dispute the Estate distribution in an Intestate Estate.

We provide a free consultation to advise you of your options if you have any concerns about Wills and Probate concerning you or your family.