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    Power of Attorney That Safeguards Your Future

    Our power of attorney online service provides a clear, effective way to plan for your future. It ensures that your health, financial decisions, and personal affairs are handled according to your wishes, even if you cannot make decisions for yourself. With expert guidance from experienced power of attorney solicitors, we help you appoint a trusted individual to manage your affairs when you need it most, providing peace of mind that your best interests will be protected.

    • Take Control

      Secure your future by appointing someone you trust to make crucial decisions when you cannot.

    • Protect Your Wishes

      Ensure your decisions are honored and your loved ones are spared from difficult choices during challenging times.

    Take Control of Your Future

    A financial power of attorney lets you maintain control over your personal and financial affairs, even when you're unable to make decisions yourself. By planning ahead with the support of professional power of attorney solicitors, you ensure that your health, finances, and choices are handled by someone you trust, giving you peace of mind that your wishes will be respected.

    Don’t leave your future to chance—take steps now to protect yourself and your loved ones from uncertainty.

    • Health Care Decisions
    • Manage Finances
    • Minimise Disputes
    • Clarity of Intentions

    What happens if I don't have a Power of Attorney?

    Without a Power of Attorney in place, if you become unable to make decisions for yourself, the court may appoint someone to act on your behalf. This could lead to delays, added costs, and potential disagreements among family members. 

    Worse, the person chosen may not fully understand your wishes or act in your best interests without guidance from the knowledgeable power of attorney solicitors. Setting up a Power of Attorney now ensures that your voice is heard and your loved ones are spared from unnecessary stress and uncertainty. 

    Creating a Power of Attorney allows you to:

    • Appoint a trusted individual to handle your financial power of attorney and legal affairs
    • Designate someone to make health care decisions for you if you’re incapacitated
    • Specify preferences for your health care, including treatment and life-sustaining measures
    • Ensure your financial matters, including paying bills and managing assets, are handled according to your wishes
    • Provide clear instructions for your loved ones during difficult times, reducing the potential for confusion or conflict
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    • Registering your documents

      The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) currently charges a registration fee of up to £82 for each Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). From 17 November 2025, the fee will increase to £92 per LPA.


      Please note: This fee is not included in our service cost or power of attorney paperwork preparation.


      The registration fee is paid directly to the OPG once the power of attorney paperwork registration process begins. You can choose to pay by card or cheque. If you opt to pay by card, the OPG will contact you directly to arrange payment at a later stage.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    They help you draft legally binding documents, ensure accuracy, and guide you through appointing trusted decision-makers for health, financial, and legal matters.

    Yes, you can prepare it online with professional assistance. It offers convenience, secure document handling, and guidance through every step of the registration process.

    It allows someone you trust to manage your money, pay bills, handle property, and oversee investments when you’re unable to do so.

    The paperwork includes legal documents detailing your chosen representative, their decision-making powers, and clear instructions to ensure your health, finances, and personal affairs are managed correctly.

    Yes, you can appoint multiple attorneys to act jointly or separately, depending on your preference, to ensure decisions are always made in your best interests.

    The registration process usually takes several weeks, depending on accuracy and response times from the Office of the Public Guardian. Early preparation helps prevent delays.

    Yes, as long as you still have mental capacity, you can revoke or change your power of attorney at any time by notifying all involved parties.

    A lasting power of attorney remains valid if you lose capacity, while an ordinary one applies only while you’re mentally capable of making decisions.

    An independent adult who’s not your attorney or related to them can act as a witness, confirming you understand and willingly signed the document.

    A UK power of attorney is generally valid within England and Wales. For use abroad, you may need an international certification or separate legal documentation.