Who Would Make Decisions For You If You Couldn't?
An LPA allows you to choose someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you're unable to make them yourself — whether that's about your health and welfare, or your money and property.
Give someone you trust the legal authority to manage your affairs if you lose capacity, rather than leaving that decision to a court.
No obligation. A free 15-minute call to talk through your questions first.
Health & Welfare, Or Property & Financial Affairs
Health & Welfare
Covers decisions about your health and welfare.
Property & Financial Affairs
Covers decisions about your money and property.
Start with a conversation if you're unsure whether an LPA is right for your circumstances.
LPA Pricing
LPAs are often set up alongside a Will. See the full price list for both types of LPA.
Understand LPAs View Full PricingLPA: Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the question you want answered. You don't need to book a call just to understand the basics.
Do I need an LPA if I'm married?
Marriage does not automatically answer every question about who can make decisions on your behalf. Learn more about LPAs and what they cover.
Understand LPAs →What happens if I lose mental capacity?
This is one of the reasons people consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney while they are able to make their own decisions. Without one, your family may need to apply to the Court of Protection.
Learn about LPAs →What are the two types of LPA?
A Health & Welfare LPA covers decisions about your health and welfare. A Property & Financial Affairs LPA covers decisions about your money and property. Many people choose to set up both.
Explore this question →How much does an LPA cost?
LPAs start from £75 when set up alongside a Will.
See pricing →Ready To Choose Who Would Act For You?
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