Lasting Power of Attorney

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

It’s a legal document giving someone you trust the legal authority to help you make decisions on your behalf when you are unable to do so.

We've written a blog post covering in more detail What is a Lasting Power of Attorney and Why do I need one? Read the full article here.

Our Lasting Power of Attorney services

Following a face-to-face meeting or a telephone call, we can assist with putting a Health Lasting Power of Attorney and/or a Property and Finance Lasting Power of Attorney in place.

What information do I need?

In order to complete the Lasting Power of Attorney, we would need the following information:

Personal details: full name, address, date of birth
Attorney details: the people you choose to make decisions for you are called your ‘attorneys’. Your attorneys don’t need special legal knowledge or training. They should be people you trust and know well. Common choices include your husband, wife or partner, son or daughter, or your best friend.
Wishes: when and what decisions you would like your attorneys to be able to make on your behalf.

How long will it take?

The appointment, whether that is a face-to-face meeting or telephone call, can be booked at a convenient time for you and will take as little as 15 minutes.

When will it be ready?

Following the appointment, your draft Lasting Power of Attorney will be sent to you within seven working days.

How much will it cost?

Single	Fee
One LPA: Property/Finance LPA or Health/Welfare LPA	£350
Both LPAs: Property/Finance and Health/Welfare	£600

Couples	Total fee per couple
One LPA each: Property/Finance LPA or Health/Welfare LPA	£600
Both LPAs each: Property/Finance and Health/Welfare	£850