Make Both LPAs Online — £79 for the pair
Both documents from one set of answers, £79 instead of £98.
Choosing which LPA you need
There are two Lasting Powers of Attorney and they cover completely different decisions. This is how to work out whether you need one or both.
Main pages on this topic
- Property & Financial Affairs LPA
The LP1F: money, bills, savings, property and everything a bank will ask for.
- Health & Welfare LPA
The LP1H: care, treatment decisions and life-sustaining treatment.
- What an LPA costs in 2026
Our £49 and £79 prices, the £92 OPG registration fee, and solicitor comparisons.
Every page in this topic (8)
Do I Need Both Types of LPA? — how to decide
What each type covers, and the narrow cases where one is genuinely enough.
Which LPA Do I Need? — a two-minute answer
Match the worry to the document, in a single table.
Health vs Financial LPA — the practical differences
Timing, eligibility and the LP1H-only treatment choice, compared directly.
Difference Between the Two Types of LPA — explained simply
Two documents, two forms, two registration fees — what each one does.
Can I Make Just One LPA? — yes, for £49
One document is perfectly valid — here is which to pick and what it leaves uncovered.
Should I Make Both LPAs? — the case for and against
The honest arguments for and against making both at the same time.
Can I Add Another LPA Later? — yes, with conditions
Adding the second type later is possible — but only while capacity lasts.
Other topics
- LPA basics
- LPA costs and fees
- Attorneys and certificate providers
- Forms, wording and signing
- Registration and using an LPA
- Health and care decisions
- Money, tax and property
- Parents, couples and capacity
- Disputes and safeguards
Most people make both LPAs
Property & Financial Affairs and Health & Welfare together cost £79 instead of £98 separately.
The Office of the Public Guardian charges a separate £92 to register each LPA.