A Lasting Power of Attorney, done properly — from £74.
The lowest price in the UK, guaranteed. Find a cheaper LPA service and we’ll match it. And unlike going it alone, a real person checks every form before it reaches the Office of the Public Guardian.
Price-match guarantee. Found it cheaper elsewhere? Send us the link and we’ll match it — no quibble.
Nothing to pay until you’re ready. Plus the £92 OPG registration fee per LPA, paid direct to HM Courts.
Lasting Power
of Attorney
Property & financial affairs
- Donor
- checked
- Attorney
- checked
- Certificate provider
- checked
- Signing order
- checked
- For England & Wales
- Checked by hand
- Same-day UK support
- Pay only when you’re ready
The same legal document. A very different bill.
An LPA is a government form — the £92 OPG registration fee is the same whoever helps you fill it in. What changes wildly is what you pay to get there.
High-street solicitor
Per LPA, plus the £92 OPG fee. Appointments, waiting, legal jargon.
£400–£1,500
DIY on GOV.UK
Free to draft, but nobody checks it — the most common reason LPAs get rejected.
£0 + £92
myLPA
Price-matchedChecked by a real person before it reaches the OPG. The lowest price in the UK — or we match it.
£74
per document
Three steps, and a person between you and a rejection.
- 01
Answer plain-English questions
No legal terminology to decode. Most people finish in well under half an hour, and you can save and come back whenever you like.
- 02
A real person checks every page
A trained reviewer reads your whole application by hand, looking for the signing, dating and wording errors the OPG most often queries.
- 03
Sign, witness and post to the OPG
You receive documents formatted exactly as the OPG expects, with the signing order spelled out clearly. The only physical step is posting them.
A real person reads every form before it leaves us.
The cheapest way to create an LPA is the government’s free tool — but nobody checks it, and a small slip in signing order or dates is the most common reason the OPG sends one back. A rejection costs you weeks.
Does a person actually read my forms before they go out?
Yes — a trained reviewer at myLPA goes through every application by hand. They look for the things the Office of the Public Guardian commonly queries: signatures in the wrong order, dates that conflict, instructions that contradict the rest of the document.
How much work is the form itself?
You answer a series of short questions written in everyday language. You can save and come back at any point, so there is no pressure to finish in one go if you need to check a detail with a relative.
How does using myLPA cut the chance of rejection?
Most rejections come down to the same handful of recurring problems. Our review process is built around those specific issues, so by the time your bundle reaches the OPG it is already in the shape they expect.
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you choose people you trust to make decisions for you if you lose the ability to make them yourself — about your health, your care, or your finances.
An LPA only takes effect when it is needed, and must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian before it can be used.
Property & Financial Affairs
Bills, bank accounts, pensions, investments and property. With your permission it can be used as soon as it is registered.
Health & Welfare
Medical treatment, care arrangements and where you live. Only ever used once you can no longer decide for yourself.
Most people set up both, so every part of life is covered.
An LPA is most useful before anyone needs it.
These are the households we hear from most. If one sounds like yours, it’s worth sorting now, while it’s straightforward.
Adult children supporting a parent
Putting an LPA in place while a parent still has capacity keeps the family out of the Court of Protection later — the slow, expensive route that applies when there is no LPA.
Self-employed and business owners
If invoices, tax and business banking run in your own name, an LPA lets a partner or trusted colleague keep things ticking over if you are ill, off work or unreachable.
Couples sorting practical paperwork
Marriage on its own gives no automatic legal authority over a spouse’s sole-name accounts. Most couples set up both their LPAs together.
Anyone over 60 thinking ahead
For most people over 60, an LPA is ordinary planning — like keeping a will current. Set one up early and the decisions are made calmly, years before they are needed.
Why Martin Lewis says everyone should have one
Sort it once, calmly — for £74 a document.
The UK’s lowest price, price-matched, and hand-checked before it goes to the OPG.
Plus the £92 OPG registration fee per LPA.