Fixed fee LPA online

£49 for one LPA and £79 for both — fixed, whatever your circumstances. Four attorneys and two replacements cost the same as one attorney. Nothing is added later, and there is no hourly rate hiding behind the headline figure.

Make your LPA online for £49

Answer simple questions. We prepare your LPA documents from your answers, ready for the next steps.

  • £49 per LPA, or £79 for both types
  • No solicitor required for straightforward LPAs
  • Plain English questions, one screen at a time
  • Save your progress and come back to it
  • Checked for common completion errors as you go
  • Review everything before you pay

The Office of the Public Guardian charges a separate £92 to register each LPA.

Fixed means fixed

SituationExtra charge
Four attorneys plus replacementsNone
Continuation sheetsNone
Preferences and instructionsNone
Editing after you startNone
Coming back weeks laterNone

How fixed-fee compares with hourly billing

Fixed fee (us)Hourly billing (some solicitors)
PredictabilityYou know the total before you startThe final bill depends on how long it takes
Extra attorneys or complexityNo change to priceCan increase time billed
Follow-up questionsNo extra chargeMay be billed separately

Not every solicitor bills hourly — many quote fixed fees too — but where one does, an LPA with several attorneys or unusual wording can take noticeably longer to draft, and the bill reflects that.

You review before you pay

The whole document is shown on screen before payment. If it is not what you wanted, you change it or walk away. Combined with the fixed price, this means you always know the full cost before committing to it — see full pricing at pricing.

Fixed fee vs the other routes

GOV.UK, freeFixed fee, usSolicitor, often hourly or fixed
Price certainty before startingN/A, no fee to prepareKnown from the outset: £49 or £79Varies — ask whether it is fixed or hourly
Cost if your situation is complexNo changeNo changeMay increase under hourly billing
OPG fee£92 per document£92 per document£92 per document

Why fixed fee matters for LPAs specifically

An LPA can involve anywhere from one to four attorneys, replacement attorneys, detailed preferences, and instructions running to several continuation sheets. Under hourly billing, this variation directly affects the final cost. A fixed fee removes that uncertainty entirely, which matters most to people comparing prices before they have decided exactly how many attorneys or replacements they want.

A worked example

Yvonne is initially quoted 'from £250' by a local solicitor, but is told the final figure depends on how many attorneys she names and how much preference wording she wants included. She decides to use our fixed £49 fee instead, naming three attorneys and adding a paragraph of personal preferences, all included in the same £49 with no supplement charged for the extra complexity.

Common questions

Does the fixed fee change if I add a second LPA after paying for one?

You would pay the difference to bring the total to £79 for both, since £79 is already less than paying for two LPAs separately.

Are there any optional extras I can add for more money?

No. There is a single fixed price per LPA, with everything described above included as standard.

Does the fixed fee cover unlimited continuation sheets?

Yes, however many continuation sheets your document needs for extra attorneys or longer wording, the £49 or £79 fee does not change.

Will I be asked to pay more partway through if my situation turns out to be complicated?

No, but if our free eligibility check identifies that your situation needs legal advice, we will say so rather than continue to charge you for a service that is not the right fit.

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Where this fits

This page is part of LPA costs and fees. The pages below take it further.

See the full cost before you commit

£49 per LPA, £79 for both, plus the £92 the Office of the Public Guardian charges to register each one.

The Office of the Public Guardian charges a separate £92 to register each LPA.

This is general information about Lasting Powers of Attorney in England and Wales. We are not a law firm and this is not legal advice about your situation. What we do and do not do.