It’s important for everyone to have a will.

Securing your future and that of your family

Couples may be able to prevent their property being taken to pay for long-term care - BUT YOU MUST ACT NOW!

After losing her husband, Jane wanted to make some changes to her Power of Attorney, something she already had in place. Unaware she could have two people named as her Power of Attorney, the 82-year-old was advised by ILAWS that she could, and so appointed her two nieces to take on her financial and medical decisions should she become too ill to do so. Mrs B, who does not keep too well, wanted her Power of Attorney drawn up fast – but her previous solicitor took more than three months to arrange it. So she contacted ILAWS, and is grateful that she did, because just a month later everything was in place. Mrs B, from Lanarkshire, said: “I wanted it changed quickly because I am in poor health, I am a widow and I have no family of my own. Within two days of contacting ILAWS by phone, they were out at the house. I told them what I wanted, and the personal attention I got over the phone and in person was unbelievable to the extent that I sent a Thank You card to them afterwards. “Nothing was too much trouble for them and now I have two people acting as my Power of Attorney, it is a load off my mind. “I am totally relieved because I thought it would take 13 weeks again, but ILAWS turned it around one month after my first phone call. “I would totally recommend ILAWS.”