We’re building a fixed-fee LPA service with the same approach as our £89 Wills: plain-English questions, no appointments, and every document checked before it’s issued. It launches soon — waitlist members get in first, at launch pricing nobody else will see.
An LPA only works if you make it while you still can. It must be set up while you have mental capacity — by the time it’s needed, it’s too late to make one.
Your family can’t just step in. Without an LPA, even your spouse cannot automatically deal with your bank, your bills or your care decisions.
The alternative is slow and expensive. Without an LPA, loved ones must apply to the Court of Protection for a deputyship — a process that typically takes months and costs far more in application fees, annual supervision fees and legal costs than an LPA ever would.
Lets people you trust manage your money, bills, bank accounts and property — either when you lose capacity, or earlier if you choose.
Lets people you trust make decisions about your care, treatment and daily life — only if you can no longer make them yourself.
A plain-English questionnaire that takes about 15 minutes, producing your LPA ready for signing and registration with the Office of the Public Guardian — with clear guidance for every signature the law requires, and every document checked before it reaches you. One fixed fee, announced at launch. The OPG’s own registration fee (currently £92 per LPA) always applies on top, whoever you use.
A legal document in which you (the “donor”) appoint one or more people you trust (“attorneys”) to make decisions for you if you can’t make them yourself. It only has legal force once registered with the Office of the Public Guardian.
They do different jobs — one covers money and property, the other health and care decisions. Many people make both at the same time; you can start with one.
We’ll announce one fixed service fee at launch — waitlist members see it first, at a launch price. The government’s registration fee of £92 per LPA is paid to the Office of the Public Guardian on top, whoever prepares your LPA. Solicitors commonly charge several hundred pounds per document for the same preparation.
They cover different things: your Will speaks after you die; an LPA protects you while you’re alive but unable to act. Most complete estate plans include both.
Soon — we’re finishing the checking process that stands behind every document we issue. Waitlist members get one email the day we open.
While you wait — is your Will sorted? That’s the faster half of your estate plan: £89 online, first draft immediately, final Will checked and usually delivered within 24 hours.
Start your Will →Everything else you might want to know is in our complete LPA guide, including what happens without one and how the application process works.