Lasting Power of Attorney
Supporting you to plan ahead with confidence
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A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to choose trusted people to make decisions on your behalf if you ever become unable to do so. We offer a supportive, straightforward service to help you put these important protections in place.
Our LPA service
We provide a complete, end‑to‑end service, including:
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Clear advice on which LPA is right for you
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Drafting the documents
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Acting as certificate provider (where appropriate)
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Guiding your attorneys on their responsibilities
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Managing the signing process to ensure the LPA is valid
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Registering the LPA with the Office of the Public Guardian
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Providing clear information on how and when your LPA can be used once it is registered, so you and your attorneys feel confident about next steps.
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What is an LPA?
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An LPA is a legal document that lets you appoint one or more people (your “attorneys”) to make decisions for you.
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It can cover decisions about your property and finances, your health and welfare, or both.
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LPAs are used if you lose capacity in the future, or if you want help managing your affairs sooner
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Property & Financial Affairs LPA
Covers decisions such as:
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Managing bank accounts
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Paying bills
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Selling property
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Handling investments
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Health & Welfare LPA
Covers decisions such as:
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Medical treatment
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Care arrangements
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Where you live
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Life‑sustaining treatment decisions
Types of LPA
If you’d like to discuss putting an LPA in place, we’d be happy to help.
Contact us to arrange a friendly, no‑obligation conversation.
Pricing
£350 +VAT
For one Lasting Power of Attorney
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£600 +VAT
For two LPAs - either two LPAs for one person, or one LPA each for two individuals instructing together
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£1,100 +VAT
For four LPAs - where two individuals are each preparing both LPAs
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The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 per LPA for registration.
Fee exemptions and remissions may be available for the registration fees only depending on your circumstances.