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Enduring Power of Attorney in Northern Ireland

An Enduring Power of Attorney lets you choose who can deal with your money and legal affairs if your health changes. It's far simpler to arrange now.

Powers of Attorney

What we can help with

Choose who you trust to handle your affairs if you're ever unable to.

  • Setting up an Enduring Power of Attorney
  • Choosing who to appoint
  • Explaining what your attorneys can and can’t do
  • Registering it if it’s ever needed

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Why people choose us

  • Local and independentA High Street office you can walk into, not a call centre.
  • Costs up frontWe explain fees and next steps before any work starts.
  • Plain EnglishNo jargon. Just what it means for you and what happens next.
  • RegulatedBy the Law Society of Northern Ireland
How it works

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    Tell us what’s happeningCall, email, call in or request a call back. We’ll listen and tell you honestly if we can help.
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    A clear quoteWe explain the likely cost and the next steps before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
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    We keep you in the loopYou’ll deal with the same people throughout, and we’ll update you in plain English.

Questions about powers of attorney

It is a legal document, made under the Enduring Powers of Attorney (Northern Ireland) Order 1987, that lets you choose people you trust to manage your money and property. Unlike an ordinary power of attorney, it can keep working if you later become unable to manage your affairs.

When your attorneys have reason to believe you are becoming unable to manage your own affairs, they must apply to register it with the High Court (Office of Care and Protection). Until then it can be used as an ordinary power of attorney if you wish. We can help with both steps.

The Office of Care and Protection charges a court fee to register an Enduring Power of Attorney, which was £189 when we checked in October 2026. Our own fee for preparing the document is separate, and we'll give you a clear quote for it before we start.

Not always. Plenty can be done by phone and email, though you're very welcome to call in to see us on High Street.

Photo ID, proof of address and any paperwork you have about the matter. If you're not sure, bring it anyway.

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