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Lasting Powers of Attorney

From £150 each

The Problem

If you lose mental capacity without LPAs, your family can't just step in.

Banks, doctors and care providers will refuse to deal with even your closest relatives. The only route is a Court of Protection deputyship — typically £3,000–£5,000+ and six months or more. LPAs prevent all of it.

How We Help

A proper lasting powers of attorney solution gives you:

Let trusted loved ones manage your finances if you can't
Choose who decides on your medical care and where you live
Avoid a £3,000+ Court of Protection deputyship application
Keep your independence — LPAs only kick in when actually needed
Two LPAs (Property & Finance + Health & Welfare) for full protection
Fixed price from just £150 each plus the OPG registration fee

No obligation. No jargon. No pressure.

How It Works

Your Lasting Powers of Attorney Process

Free 30-min consultation

We explain how each LPA type works and which you need.

Choose your attorneys

We help you choose the right people and set sensible safeguards.

Drafting & signing

Greg prepares both LPAs and supervises signing with a certificate provider.

OPG registration

We register your LPAs with the Office of the Public Guardian on your behalf.

Summary

Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) are official registered documents that allow trusted people to act on behalf of a loved one. Without them, managing someone's affairs when they lose capacity can be costly and time-consuming. Our LPA fees start from just £150 each.

Key Takeaways

Two types available: Property & Financial Affairs, and Health & Welfare
LPAs must be set up while you have mental capacity — don't leave it too late
Without LPAs, a Deputyship application can cost £3,000–£5,000+
LPAs help your loved ones maintain their independence for longer
Our fees start from just £150 per LPA, plus the OPG registration fee

Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) are official registered documents that allow trusted people to act on behalf of a loved one. They are crucial to help support those who do not have capacity to make decisions for themselves.

Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) are often required by banks and other official institutions before they will deal with a friend or family member — without LPAs in place, organising things for your loved one may be more difficult.

By creating LPAs, your loved ones may be able to maintain their independence for longer.

Our LPA fees start from as little as £150 each, so why not get in touch to see how we can help?

If you have additional questions or you would like to begin creating Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs), please let us know a convenient time for an advisor to give you a ring.

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