LPA Assistance Without the Stress
Simple, affordable help preparing your Lasting Power of Attorney forms in plain English. Designed for people who want clear guidance without confusing legal jargon.
What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you choose trusted people to make decisions on your behalf if you cannot make them yourself in the future.
Many people assume their next of kin can automatically step in — in reality, that is not always the case without the correct legal authority in place.
An LPA must be made while you have mental capacity. You cannot make one after losing capacity, which is why planning ahead matters so much.
Important: An LPA can only be made by someone who currently has mental capacity. Do not delay.
Who Needs an LPA?
Older adults
Planning ahead before dementia, a stroke or age-related illness affects capacity
Adult children
Helping parents get their LPA sorted before it becomes urgent
Couples
Giving a partner or spouse the clear authority to act if something unexpected happens
People facing illness
Planning after a diagnosis that may affect capacity in the future
Any adult
Accidents can happen at any age — having an LPA in place is sensible at any stage of life
Property owners
Ensuring property and financial matters can be managed by someone you trust
The Two Types of LPA
Property & Financial Affairs LPA
Allows your attorney to help with financial and property decisions. Can be used with your permission while you still have capacity.
- Bank accounts
- Bills and expenses
- Pensions and benefits
- Property
- Financial administration
Health & Welfare LPA
Allows your attorney to make welfare and care decisions. Can only be used when you lack mental capacity.
- Medical treatment
- Care arrangements
- Where you live
- Daily routine
- Life-sustaining treatment
What Our Service Includes
- Plain-English guidance through the LPA forms
- Help identifying which type of LPA you need
- Support preparing Property & Financial Affairs LPA applications
- Support preparing Health & Welfare LPA applications
- Practical guidance on signing and witnessing requirements
- Explanation of the OPG registration process and fees
- Help understanding instructions and preferences sections
- Support for individuals, couples and families
- Remote support by phone, email or video call
What Our Service Does Not Include
- Regulated legal advice — we are not a law firm
- Court of Protection applications
- Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPA)
- Scottish or Northern Irish LPA equivalents
- Complex legal, estate or tax planning
- Advice on mental capacity assessments
We are not a law firm and do not provide regulated legal advice. If your situation is complex, we will always recommend seeking specialist legal guidance.
Which LPA Do I Need?
Not sure which type — or whether you need both? Answer a few quick questions.
Are you primarily concerned about who would manage your money, bank accounts or property if you lost capacity?
Common Questions About LPA Assistance
Ready to Buy Your LPA Assistance?
You can purchase online in a few clicks — £50 for both LPAs per Donor, or £75 per Couple. Pay securely with PayPal, in a few clicks, right on our Buy page.
Ready to Get Your LPA Sorted?
Contact us today and we will guide you through the process clearly. Tell us what you need and we will explain what happens next.
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