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Lasting Power of Attorney — sorted from home, at a fixed price.

Protect your finances and your family with a professionally prepared LPA. Our remote service covers all of England and Wales.


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Reserve your free appointment now

or call us: 0800 788 0404

Online booking available 24/7  ·  Phone Mon–Fri 9am–5pm

Why a Lasting Power of Attorney matters — right now

Most people assume their partner or children could step in automatically if illness or an accident left them unable to manage their finances. Sadly, the law doesn't work that way.

Without a registered LPA, even a spouse can be refused access to joint accounts — and families may be forced to apply to the Court of Protection, a stressful, lengthy process that costs thousands of pounds and ongoing court fees, with no guarantee that it will be someone you would have wanted.

The critical point is this: a Lasting Power of Attorney can only be arranged while you are well and have mental capacity. Once that window closes, it closes permanently. The best time to act is while everything feels fine — because once that moment passes, the choice is no longer yours.

All-inclusive fixed fee

£295
Individual — 1x Financial LPA
£495
Couple — 2x Financial LPA

  • Includes VAT
  • Includes the Government registration fee
  • No hidden costs — the fee we quote is the fee you pay
  • Free, no-obligation initial consultation
Book online at this fixed fee

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Mon–Fri 9am–5pm for calls  ·  Online booking available 24/7

How it works

1

Book your appointment

Book your free, no-obligation appointment and we'll send a secure meeting link straight to your email and mobile. No downloads, no accounts, no fuss — just click and you're in.

2

Meet your advisor

Directly contactable from start to finish, your advisor brings extensive experience in protective Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney — giving you expert guidance at every stage.

3

Consider it done

Each LPA runs to 20 pages and carries some of the strictest requirements of any legal document. We handle drafting, preparing and progressing each stage on your behalf, so you can focus on what matters most to you.

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What our clients say

Independently verified reviews — ReviewSolicitors.co.uk

★★★★★

"We found renewing our Wills and doing Powers of Attorney extremely easy."

David & Sheila
Valued clients of April King Legal

★★★★★

"Everything was handled quickly and efficiently, and all options were explained carefully."

Margaret & James
Valued clients of April King Legal

★★★★★

"Everything was laid out and simple to understand."

Robert
Valued client of April King Legal

You've seen what our clients say. Ready to join them?

Protect what matters — book today

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