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Lasting Power
of Attorney

Fixed fee Lasting Power of Attorney drafting. HALF OFF with Rocket Legal+

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Helping you to prepare for the future

from £120 for Rocket Legal+ members

Which type of LPA do you need?

What our legal pros can help with

Rocket Legal + members get half off bespoke Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) drafting and much more.

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Health and Welfare LPA

From

£120

  • One LPA
  • Your LPA registered with the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG)
  • Excludes OPG fee of £82

Property and Financial Affairs LPA

From

£120

  • One LPA
  • Your LPA registered with the OPG
  • Excludes OPG fee of £82

One of each LPA

From

£210

  • Both a Property and Financial Affairs LPA and a Health and Welfare LPA
  • Your LPAs registered with the OPG
  • Excludes OPG fee of £82 per LPA

How can I get a bespoke Lasting Power of Attorney?

Our legal pros need as much detail from you as possible to help you create your LPA. To get started:

Tell us what you need
Submit your contact details and let us know what kind of LPA you’re looking for.
Meet with a lawyer
A lawyer will contact you for a free 15-minute consultation to discuss what you need.
Receive a quote
You’ll receive a no-obligation fixed price quote for the LPA you need. If you’re a Rocket Legal+ member, you’ll get half off. You can become a member at any time.
We’ll start drafting
If you’re happy with the quote, you pay the invoice and your legal pro can create your LPA and get it registered with the OPG.

FAQs about making LPAs

  • What is a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)?

    An LPA is a document that gives another person (or people) the legal power to make decisions for you. You can create an LPA to appoint somebody to deal with your property and financial affairs or to make health and welfare decisions on your behalf. 

    For more information, read Lasting Powers of Attorney.

  • What’s the difference between an LPA and a GPA?

    LPAs and GPAs are both types of Powers of Attorney (POAs). A General Power of Attorney (GPA) is a more temporary form of GPA, which is only valid whilst the person to whom it applies is mentally capable. An LPA remains valid even if the person to whom it applies loses their mental capacity.

    For more information, read General Powers of Attorney.

  • Why do I need an LPA?

    Making an LPA gives you peace of mind that someone you trust will make important decisions for you when necessary. There are different kinds of LPA: 

    • Property and Financial Affairs LPAs - these give your attorney the power to make decisions about financial and property matters. They will only have decision making powers when you want them to, or if you lose mental capacity 

    • Health and Welfare LPAs - these give your attorney the power to make decisions about your health and care. They will only have decision making power if you lose mental capacity

  • How much does an LPA cost?

    A Rocket Lawyer solicitor can create your Health and Welfare LPA, Property and Financial Affairs LPA, or both. The fixed fee for these services covers accurately creating your LPA to ensure that it grants your attorney the powers they need to meet your financial and/or health needs. 

    You also need to pay a fee of £82.00 to register each LPA that you create with the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG).

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