Lasting Powers of Attorney

Are you concerned who will manage your affairs when you are no longer able to?

A Power of Attorney is a legal document that enables one person to give another person or persons (called Attorney) authority to make certain decisions on his or her behalf.

There are two types of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs):

  • A property and financial affairs LPA
    This gives your attorney authority to deal with your property and finances, as specified by you (the Donor).
  • A health and welfare LPA
    This allows your attorney to make health and welfare care decisions on your behalf, but only if and when you lack the mental capacity to do so yourself. This can also extend to giving or refusing consent to the continuation of life sustaining treatment, if you wish.

What it costs

We charge a fixed rate fee of £400 plus VAT and disbursements to prepare and register your LPA if you attend at our offices based in Liverpool city centre and Kirkby. In addition, the Office of the Public Guardian charges a fee of £120 for registration.

We can visit you at home, in hospital or in a nursing or care home if you wish. We make a further small charge for this service.

We can advise if you are eligible for fee remission for the registration fee and we make a discount if you want to make both types of LPA.

Contact a member of our private client team on 0844 875 6200 for straightforward advice or complete our short online enquiry form.

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