Sarah Jolly Jarvis

loss of capacity or reduced, there might be something in there. Okay. So it's, it's a good idea to check those first. And then if you haven't got something in there, then the power of attorney would be the way to go. Yeah. Yeah. That makes sense. Cause you've also got, cause I always think out, you know, like you play out different scenarios, don't you?

And it's like, if you've got a partnership and the power of attorney, the power, the decision-making goes to that person's other half who you don't have a working relationship with, who doesn't really understand the business. they're not, you know, they're going to be in quite an emotional state themselves. They're not going to necessarily be making the best decisions.

And it's like, if you've got a partnership and the power of attorney, the power, the decision-making goes to that person's other half who you don't have a working relationship with, who doesn't really understand the business. they're not, you know, they're going to be in quite an emotional state themselves. They're not going to necessarily be making the best decisions.

And it's like, if you've got a partnership and the power of attorney, the power, the decision-making goes to that person's other half who you don't have a working relationship with, who doesn't really understand the business. they're not, you know, they're going to be in quite an emotional state themselves. They're not going to necessarily be making the best decisions.

And then that baton is passing to that person in that state to step in for that individual. You know, you can see where that could really spiral and you could end up in a really tricky situation.

And then that baton is passing to that person in that state to step in for that individual. You know, you can see where that could really spiral and you could end up in a really tricky situation.

And then that baton is passing to that person in that state to step in for that individual. You know, you can see where that could really spiral and you could end up in a really tricky situation.

Yeah, that makes sense. Especially, I always think of, oh, if you get someone who's totally clueless, but they don't realise how clueless they are.

Yeah, that makes sense. Especially, I always think of, oh, if you get someone who's totally clueless, but they don't realise how clueless they are.

Yeah, that makes sense. Especially, I always think of, oh, if you get someone who's totally clueless, but they don't realise how clueless they are.

That would be like my worst case scenario would be that they, you know, they go all guns in, but they don't actually know what they're, they're pushing through um yeah it's very painful painful okay so if they haven't got these things so really as a normal human being you need that will you need those powers of attorney in place um

That would be like my worst case scenario would be that they, you know, they go all guns in, but they don't actually know what they're, they're pushing through um yeah it's very painful painful okay so if they haven't got these things so really as a normal human being you need that will you need those powers of attorney in place um

That would be like my worst case scenario would be that they, you know, they go all guns in, but they don't actually know what they're, they're pushing through um yeah it's very painful painful okay so if they haven't got these things so really as a normal human being you need that will you need those powers of attorney in place um

beyond that and we've kind of we've spoke about this before that you know as long as if you've got a house you've actually got assets that's when you kind of the time is to kind of have a will as far as the business side of things it's looking at the you know the the documents for setting up the business it's a limited company and it's looking at actually where do you what do you want to happen um yeah it is the kind of key thing isn't it definitely definitely and then once they're in place you know you

beyond that and we've kind of we've spoke about this before that you know as long as if you've got a house you've actually got assets that's when you kind of the time is to kind of have a will as far as the business side of things it's looking at the you know the the documents for setting up the business it's a limited company and it's looking at actually where do you what do you want to happen um yeah it is the kind of key thing isn't it definitely definitely and then once they're in place you know you

beyond that and we've kind of we've spoke about this before that you know as long as if you've got a house you've actually got assets that's when you kind of the time is to kind of have a will as far as the business side of things it's looking at the you know the the documents for setting up the business it's a limited company and it's looking at actually where do you what do you want to happen um yeah it is the kind of key thing isn't it definitely definitely and then once they're in place you know you

Yeah. And what happens if it gets a little bit out of date? So, you know, the business name has changed or the person name has changed or any property which is referenced isn't your home anymore because you've moved house. Is that something you need to update?

Yeah. And what happens if it gets a little bit out of date? So, you know, the business name has changed or the person name has changed or any property which is referenced isn't your home anymore because you've moved house. Is that something you need to update?

Yeah. And what happens if it gets a little bit out of date? So, you know, the business name has changed or the person name has changed or any property which is referenced isn't your home anymore because you've moved house. Is that something you need to update?

Will it tend to slow the process down, I presume?