If your loved one is diagnosed with dementia, here's why they should put an LPA in place. Our legal director Zoe Fleming explains more in her blog post.

If a loved one does not have an LPA in place and now lacks the mental capacity to act for themselves, you may need to make an application to the Court of Protection to get permission to act on their behalf. Solicitor Anna Kerr explains more.

The Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows a trusted person to make decisions for someone, should they lose capacity to do so. Find out more about why we recommend one and how you can make one here.

Head of our Wills, Trusts and Probate Team, Zoe Fleming, explains about the importance of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and the limits placed on attorneys to assist you in relation to gifts and transfer of property.

At times, our Wills, Probate and Trusts Team may need to use some complicated legal terms. We set out to explain some tricky terminology so that you can better understand our legal documents.

For new trusts or trusts that are now required to be registered on the TRS, Marsden Rawsthorn can act as your agent and oversee registration. Victoria Harcourt explains more.

This Autism Awareness Day, our Wills, Probate and Trusts Team explains how you can plan for and protect vulnerable or SEN children. Find out how Marsden Rawsthorn can help.

Our Wills, Probate and Trusts Team explains what to do when someone dies, as all of their assets and liabilities need to be properly handled. Find out how Marsden Rawsthorn can help.

Our Wills, Probate and Trusts Team explains what the Lasting Powers of Attorney is, when you might consider one and how long it lasts. Read on to find out more.

Need help to draw up an LPA or a Trust for a child? Head of Wills, Probate and Trusts, Zoe Fleming, can help.

Marsden Rawsthorn is calling on families to create a Lasting Power of Attorney this Dementia Action Week. The Alzheimer's Society's awareness event, which runs until May 23, aims to get support to nearly one million people in the UK with dementia and their families.