Can I make a Will or Power of Attorney if I am physically unable to sign?
Solicitors often discuss the legal precautions that should be taken to protect individuals in the eventuality that they lose mental capacity. However, people rarely acknowledge the instances where individual's minds are fully active but their physical capacity is affected due to debilitating illnesses, short term injuries or problems with sight. Here we look at how the inability to physically sign a legal document should not prevent an individual from making a Will or Power of Attorney.