Before choosing a document, we strongly suggest you ready our free information article on Powers of Attorney in Scotland.
Why use Powers of Attorney?
Simply because they provide “insurance”. Put arrangements in place now in case you are unable to manage your affairs yourself later. Use when you would like someone (the attorney) to act on your behalf with regard to your property and financial affairs.
The benefit of having a power of attorney ‘lined up’ is so that you are satisfied that your finances and personal life will be dealt with in a satisfactory manner if you yourself are unable to make the necessary arrangements.
These documents are suitable whether there is:
These documents include:
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the respective forms;
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examples of most commonly used types of powers – choose to suit you;
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certificate for solicitor or other notary pubic to compete;
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registration form to be sent when you register the PoA;
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checklist so that your application is processed smoothly and efficiently;
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explanatory notes to guide you through the minefield. | 
