Secure Your Future

“Secure Your Future with a Lasting Power of Attorney”

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures your wishes are upheld if you’re unable to make decisions yourself. Whether for health and care or financial matters, we provide the expertise to safeguard your future.

Importance Of LPA

Why a Lasting Power of Attorney is Important

A Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to designate someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. There are two types of LPAs, each crucial for different aspects of your life:

Health and Welfare LPA

Property and Financial Affairs LPA

Our Simple Three-Step Process

How It Works

Consultation

Meet with our experts to discuss your needs and determine the right type of LPA for you: Health and Welfare or Property and Financial Affairs.

Drafting and Guidance

We draft your LPA, ensuring it’s tailored to your wishes. Our team guides you through every step to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Registration

We handle the registration process with the Office of the Public Guardian, making it official and giving you peace of mind.

Choose the Plan That Works for You

LPA Made Simple—Protect Your Future

£350 per LPA

Comprehensive service for one LPA

Included Benefits:

Dedicated advisor
Full-service support
Fast turnaround
Tailored to your needs
Legal registration included
Transparent pricing—no hidden fees

Health

Secure your health and welfare decisions with a trusted LPA.

Property and Finance

Protect your assets and financial affairs with a reliable LPA.

Testimonials

Hear from Those We’ve Helped

-Emily R.

“Legacy Saints’ virtual visits showed me the real impact my legacy can have. It’s inspiring!”

-David M.

“The team at Legacy Saints helped me set up my LPA in no time. Their expertise is unmatched.”

Charity Partnerships

“Legacy Saints made writing my will so simple. I now feel at peace knowing my family and chosen charity are protected.”

Have Questions? We’ve Got Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf if you're unable to.

How long does it take to register?

The entire process, including registration with the Office of the Public Guardian, typically takes 8–12 weeks.

Can I create both types of LPAs at once?

There are two types: Health and Welfare, and Property and Financial Affairs. You can choose one or both depending on your needs.

Can I update my LPA later?

Yes, our subscription service includes lifetime updates, ensuring your LPA reflects your current wishes.

Do I need both types of LPAs?

It depends on your situation. Many people benefit from having both to cover all aspects of their future decisions.

Is the registration fee included in the cost?