Lasting Power of Attorney

Stay in control — even if life takes an unexpected turn.

A Lasting Power of Attorney lets people you trust make decisions on your behalf if you lose the capacity to do so yourself.

An older woman at her kitchen table reading a Lasting Power of Attorney booklet — a calm moment of planning ahead.
Planning ahead, on your own terms — putting an LPA in place while you have the time and capacity to choose who speaks for you.

The two types of LPA

  • Property & Financial Affairs — covers bank accounts, bills, property and investments. It can be used with your permission while you still have capacity.
  • Health & Welfare — covers medical treatment, care, and where you live. It can only be used if you lose mental capacity.

Why set one up now?

You can only make an LPA while you have mental capacity. If you wait until it's needed, it's too late — and loved ones face a long, expensive Court of Protection application.

What we do

  • Talk you through your options and choice of attorneys
  • Prepare both LPAs in line with OPG requirements
  • Act as your certificate provider where appropriate
  • Submit the documents for registration with the Office of the Public Guardian
  • Help apply for OPG registration fee exemption or remission where eligible

See our plain-English LPA explanation for more detail.

Put your LPA in place

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