Lauren McGurk
Senior Associate (TEP), Head of Cheltenham Older and Vulnerable Persons Team
Why choose me
I help older and vulnerable people through difficult and emotional times, managing the affairs of those who no longer have the capacity to make decisions for themselves.
Most of my clients don’t have close family members, so I’m usually the point of contact for all of their queries. I’m always available to speak to my clients and their carers, and I make sure that their wishes are considered and taken care of at all times.
I have a vast amount of experience in dealing with applications from the Court of Protection, and I’m an affiliate member of Solicitors for the Elderly, where I’m also on the Birmingham committee. I’m a full member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners, and I’m passionate about protecting the vulnerable.
I help older and vulnerable people through difficult and emotional times, managing the affairs of those who no longer have the capacity to make decisions for themselves.
Most of my clients don’t have close family members, so I’m usually the point of contact for all of their queries. I’m always available to speak to my clients and their carers, and I make sure that their wishes are considered and taken care of at all times.
I have a vast amount of experience in dealing with applications from the Court of Protection, and I’m an affiliate member of Solicitors for the Elderly, where I’m also on the Birmingham committee. I’m a full member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners, and I’m passionate about protecting the vulnerable.
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Questions my clients ask me
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a document that you sign, which authorises the people you choose to make decisions about your money, your home, or your health and welfare.
Any EPA, validly made before 1st October 2007, can still be used but only in respect of your property and financial affairs. If you wish to give authority over your health or welfare, you will need to make a health and welfare LPA.
If you do not have an EPA or LPA, your money and property cannot be used to support you. The court must be asked to appoint a deputy, which can take more than six months – longer if there is dispute in your family about who that person should be. Until the deputy is appointed, your assets are frozen, and cannot be used to support you.
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