Lasting Power of Attorney
The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a critical legal document that allows individuals aged 21 and above to safeguard their future decision-making. By appointing one or more trusted individuals (referred to as "donees"), the LPA ensures that your personal welfare and financial matters are managed effectively should you lose mental capacity in the future.
LPA Service in Alami Clinic
At Alami Clinic, we understand that this process is deeply personal and sensitive. That’s why we provide professional guidance every step of the way. Our experienced geriatrician is accredited as an LPA certificate issuer by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF). With specific expertise in assessing mental capacity for LPA, especially in patients with dementia, we aim to make the
Why Choose Our GP Services?
Secure Your Future
Decisions
The LPA empowers you to maintain control over who manages your personal and financial affairs if you’re unable to do so.
Reduce Family
Stress
By having an LPA in place, you can eliminate uncertainty and disputes among family members in times of crisis.
Ensure Dignity and Independence
Entrust your care and decisions to someone who understands your values and wishes.
Before Your Appointment
To make the LPA process more seamless, we recommend the following steps:
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**Note: Please complete the LPA application before your scheduled visit to save time and ensure a smooth process.
Why Choose Alami Clinic for LPA Services?
Accredited Expertise
Our geriatrician is specially trained and accredited by MSF, offering trusted assessments and recommendations.
Compassionate Guidance
We recognize the emotional challenges of planning for future incapacity and offer empathetic, step-by-step support.
Focused on Families
Whether it’s understanding legal jargon or managing sensitive family dynamics, we’re here to help simplify the process.
Service Fee
| Service | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| LPA Certificate Issuance | Excludes consultation | $79 |
**For additional guidance, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are here to assist every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
See all the general inquiries that our clients have
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Anyone aged 21 and above who wishes to plan for future decision-making in case of mental incapacity can apply for an LPA.
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A donee is the person(s) you trust and legally appoint to make decisions about your personal welfare or financial matters on your behalf.
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Yes, an LPA can be revoked anytime, as long as the donor has the mental capacity to make this decision.
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No, the LPA only comes into effect if the donor loses mental capacity to make their own decisions.
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You’ll need the completed LPA application form and any supporting identification documents for both the donor and donee(s).
