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My aunt is becoming increasingly unable to manage her affairs, what can we do? 

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Written by: Rachel Roche

Rachel Roche LL.M. TEP is the founder and owner of Roche Legal, an award-winning private client solicitor with over 15 years' experience in Wills, Probate, and estate planning.

Reviewed by: Rachel Roche

Last reviewed: 12 August 2025

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My aunt is becoming increasingly unable to manage her affairs, what can we do? 

Roche Legal is a firm of solicitors in England and Wales, and the information on our website is based on the law here. We regularly advise on estates with assets, beneficiaries or family overseas, so please do get in touch if that's your situation.

Please note that the following content is general information and not legal advice. If you would like legal advice on the matter, please contact the Roche Legal team.

If a loved one is getting to the stage where he or she is having difficulty managing their affairs, it is important to make sure that they have measures in place to enable a family member, friend or professional to help them should the need arise.

Perhaps they already have an Enduring or Lasting Power of Attorney in place – or perhaps this needs to be attended to.

If at all possible, it’s best not to leave things to the last minute. Make sure that your relative has a say in what happens should they become no longer able to look after themselves or their finances.

We can provide you with legal and practical advice if you are faced with having to manage the affairs of a loved one

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