Lasting Power of Attorney
Protect your future decisions while you still can.
A Lasting Power of Attorney lets you choose who makes important decisions for you if you ever lose the mental capacity to make them yourself. Set yours up online from just £75 or book a phone or video appointment with one of our estate planners.
Pricing
Fixed fee. No hidden costs.
Choose the LPA you need or get both for complete peace of mind. All prices shown are our service fee. A separate government registration fee of £92 per LPA is payable directly to the Office of the Public Guardian.
Financial LPA
Property & Financial Affairs- Bank accounts, savings and investments
- Property – buying, selling and managing
- Paying bills and everyday outgoings
- Can be used before or after loss of capacity
- This feature is not included
- Guided online process with expert review
- Covers your money, property and financial decisions
Health LPA
Health & Welfare- Covers your care, treatment and daily wellbeing
- Medical treatment decisions
- Where you live and your care arrangements
- Day-to-day personal welfare
- Can only be used after loss of capacity
- Guided online process with expert review
Both LPAs Together
Complete Protection- Financial & Health – the complete solution
- Full financial and personal protection in one
- Both LPAs reviewed by a professional
- Covers every decision your attorney may face
- Recommended for most people
- Same guided process, complete at your own pace
About the government registration fee: All LPAs in England and Wales must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) before they can be used. The OPG charges a mandatory registration fee of £92 per LPA, payable directly to them — this is separate from our service fee. Total cost: £167 for one LPA (our £75 + £92 OPG) or £334 for both (our £150 + £184 OPG). We guide you through the registration process as part of our service.
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you appoint someone you trust, your “attorney”, to make decisions on your behalf if you ever lose the mental capacity to make them yourself.
There are two types of LPA. One covers your Property and Financial Affairs, your money, property, bills and investments. The other covers your Health and Welfare, your medical treatment, care arrangements and daily wellbeing. You can set up one or both.
Most people choose both, because losing mental capacity can affect every area of your life simultaneously. Having both LPAs in place means your attorney can step in immediately and handle whatever is needed.
People in the UK are living with dementia. It can affect anyone and an LPA must be in place before mental capacity is lost.
Weeks is how long the Office of the Public Guardian currently takes to register an LPA. It cannot be used until registration is complete.
Pounds is the typical cost of applying to the Court of Protection for a deputyship order, the only alternative if you have no LPA in place.
About Us
At The Will Place, we’re here to make will writing easy and approachable for everyone. Our online platform lets you create a legally valid will from the comfort of home, with helpful guidance to spot any areas that may need extra care. And if your situation is a little more complex, or if you’d simply prefer a personal touch, our friendly estate planners are always here to provide 1-on-1 support. Whatever your needs, we’re committed to helping you plan confidently for the future.