Starting from £597

Protect Your Decisions When You Can't Make Them

Lasting Powers of Attorney give someone you trust the legal authority to manage your finances and health decisions if you become unable to. Without them, your family faces court applications, delays, and decisions made by strangers.

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More than 1 million UK adults are estimated to lack mental capacity, and many have no Powers of Attorney in place.

Why Every Adult Needs Powers of Attorney

Most people assume their spouse or children can automatically make decisions for them if they're incapacitated. They can't. Without Lasting Powers of Attorney, your family has no legal authority to access your bank accounts, sell your property, or make medical decisions on your behalf—even in emergencies.

The Stroke at 58

You suffer a stroke and lose capacity to manage your affairs. Your spouse can't access your bank accounts to pay the mortgage. Your business bank freezes. Your children can't make medical decisions.

Without POA: Your family must apply to the Court of Protection—a process that takes 6-12 months and costs £5,000+, all while bills pile up and decisions wait.

The Dementia Diagnosis

Early-stage dementia means you can still communicate but may lack legal capacity. Your family wants to help manage your finances and healthcare, but without POA, they're powerless.

The result: Court-appointed deputies who may not know you, your wishes, or your values making life-altering decisions on your behalf.

The Unexpected Accident

A serious car accident leaves you unconscious for weeks. Your partner needs to access joint savings to pay for care, but the bank won't release funds without your signature.

Without POA: Your family can't help you—even though they know exactly what you'd want and have your best interests at heart.

The Window That Closes

You can only create Powers of Attorney while you have mental capacity. Once you lose it—through illness, injury, or cognitive decline—it's too late.

Many families only realise they need POAs after it's impossible to create them. Don't let that be your story.

Complete Powers of Attorney Protection

We prepare both types of Lasting Powers of Attorney you need, ensuring your financial affairs and health decisions are protected if you lose capacity.

Property & Financial Affairs LPA

Legal authority for your chosen attorneys to manage your bank accounts, property, investments, bills, and financial decisions on your behalf.

Health & Welfare LPA

Legal authority for your attorneys to make medical treatment decisions, care arrangements, and end-of-life choices when you cannot.

Attorney Guidance & Selection Support

Clear advice on choosing the right attorneys, replacement attorneys, and how to structure decision-making (jointly, severally, or jointly for some decisions).

Preferences & Instructions

Tailored guidance and restrictions that reflect your wishes—ensuring your attorneys act according to your values and priorities.

Office of Public Guardian Registration

We handle the entire OPG registration process, including all paperwork, signatures, and submission—so your POAs are legally valid and enforceable.

Certificate Provider Coordination

We arrange for an eligible certificate provider to confirm you understand the POAs and are creating them without pressure or coercion.

Do You Need Powers of Attorney?

Powers of Attorney are essential if any of these situations apply to you:

You're over 18 and want to ensure someone you trust can help if you're unable to make decisions
You own property or have savings that would need managing if you lost capacity
You're married or in a partnership and assume your spouse can automatically handle your affairs (they can't without POA)
You run a business and need continuity if you're incapacitated
You have strong preferences about medical treatment and want someone who knows you to make those decisions
You want to avoid court applications and the 6-12 month delays that come with deputyship proceedings
You have elderly parents without POAs who need support managing their finances or health decisions

If any of these apply, you need Powers of Attorney in place before it's too late.

Don't wait until it's too late. Book Your POA Consultation

Your 4-Week Journey to Complete Protection

We handle everything from drafting to registration, ensuring your Powers of Attorney are legally valid and ready when needed.

1

Consultation & Attorney Selection

We discuss your situation, explain both types of POA, and help you choose the right attorneys and structure. You'll understand exactly what each POA does and how your attorneys will act.

Timeframe: Week 1
2

Drafting & Review

We prepare your Property & Financial Affairs LPA and Health & Welfare LPA with your specific instructions and preferences. You review, we refine, and you approve the final documents.

Timeframe: Week 2
3

Signing, Certification & Registration

We coordinate signatures from you, your attorneys, and your certificate provider, then submit everything to the Office of Public Guardian for registration. Once registered, your POAs are legally active.

Timeframe: Week 3-4 (plus 8-10 weeks OPG processing)

Total Timeline: 4 weeks to completion, then 8-10 weeks for OPG registration

Transparent Fees. Lifelong Protection.

Lasting Powers of Attorney (Both Types)

Save £197 when both LPA's purchased together £997 Incl. VAT

What's Included:

  • Property & Financial Affairs LPA
  • Health & Welfare LPA
  • Attorney selection guidance
  • Custom instructions and preferences
  • Certificate provider coordination
  • Office of Public Guardian registration (includes standard OPG fees: £82 per LPA)

Payment Options:

• Pay in full (5% discount)

• Split payment (50% upfront, 50% before registration)

The Cost of NOT Having POAs

Application Fee: £5,000-£8,000*
Timeline: 6-12 months
Ongoing Supervision: £800+ per year

vs.

Total Cost: £997 Incl. VAT
Timeline: 4 weeks (plus OPG processing)
Ongoing Fees: £0

* Typical costs based on Ministry of Justice fee guidance; actual fees vary by case.

Need More Than Just Powers of Attorney?

POAs protect you from incapacity. But what about protecting your family after you're gone?

POAs Alone
Complete Estate Protection
Financial Affairs LPA
Financial Affairs LPA
Health & Welfare LPA
Health & Welfare LPA
No will
Legally binding wills
No inheritance tax planning
IHT reduction strategies
No trust structures
Trust implementation
No care home fee protection
Later life care planning
One-time setup
Lifetime support & annual reviews

POAs protect you during incapacity. But complete estate planning protects your family from probate delays, inheritance tax, and care home fees. If you want comprehensive protection, our Complete Estate Planning & Asset Protection service covers everything.

Peace of Mind Guarantee

If your circumstances change and you need to update your POAs within the first year, we'll do it at no extra charge. Your protection matters to us.

Your Questions Answered

Property & Financial Affairs LPA covers money, property, and financial decisions. Health & Welfare LPA covers medical treatment, care arrangements, and end-of-life decisions. You need both for complete protection—one doesn't cover the other.

No. Even spouses have no automatic legal authority to access accounts, sell property, or make medical decisions on your behalf without a POA. Many families discover this too late.

You can only create POAs while you have mental capacity. If you lose capacity before registration is complete, the documents become invalid and your family must apply to the Court of Protection instead—a costly, lengthy process.

Yes. As long as you have mental capacity, you can revoke or update your POAs at any time. If your circumstances change—new attorneys, different instructions—we can help you amend them.

The Office of Public Guardian typically takes 8-10 weeks to process and register POAs after submission. Once registered, your POAs are legally valid and your attorneys can act when needed.

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late

You can only create Powers of Attorney while you have mental capacity. Once you lose it—through illness, accident, or cognitive decline—your family faces court applications, delays, and strangers making decisions about your life.

Protect yourself. Protect your family. Put your Powers of Attorney in place today.

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