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Advance care planning covers decisions about future health and welfare while a person has capacity to decide or may lack capacity later. A solicitor helps with documenting preferences, appointing a lasting power of attorney for health and welfare, and preparing or updating advance decisions to refuse treatment under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. They also advise on who should make decisions if capacity is lost, and how to gather and store your wishes so they guide medical teams and family.

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The act and deadlines are time-sensitive; failing to record wishes can lead to decisions by others that may not reflect the individual’s preferences. A solicitor ensures documents are correctly drafted, legally valid, and compliant with the Mental Capacity Act, reducing disputes and clarifying protective steps for your health, treatment, and personal care.

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