Setting up your own Power of Attorney
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Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors are not legally required in England and Wales. Keystone produces the same document for £69 (with a free Will worth £59), while solicitors typically charge £300 to £600.

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Most people setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney are doing it for themselves, or for an ageing parent. Either way, the process is built for both.
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Work through the questionnaire together. Your parent signs in their own hand; you handle everything else.
A lot of people in England and Wales searching for Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors assume they need one. In most straightforward cases they do not. This guide sets out what Power of Attorney solicitors actually do, when the fee is worth paying, and why the online route with Keystone produces the same legal document at a fraction of the cost.
No. Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors are not legally required in England and Wales. The document is a standard UK government form. Whether a solicitor fills it in or you do online with Keystone, the end result is the same piece of paper with the same legal power. A solicitor earns the fee in a small number of complex cases. For everyone else, the online route is identical for a fraction of the cost.
£300 to £600
per document
Just £69
per document, Will included free
Same legality. A fraction of the cost.
Pay the fee if your case is genuinely complex: disputed family relationships, capacity in doubt, overseas assets or business ownership, or trust structures. For everyone else in England and Wales, the online route is legally identical.

Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors typically charge £300 to £600 per document. Keystone is £69 with a free Will worth £59, a saving of £230+ per Power of Attorney, with no compromise on legality.
Setting up your Lasting Power of Attorney online takes three steps.

Plain English questionnaire. Around 15 minutes.

Free unlimited changes before you print.

We walk you through Office of the Public Guardian registration.
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a standard government form. A solicitor charging £300+ uses the exact same one Keystone fills in for £69. What the solicitor's fee buys is knowing which boxes to tick and what order to sign, and our guided form does that for you, with a signing pack the Office of the Public Guardian cannot reject.
Caitlin, Founder
I started Keystone after my own parents got quoted £1,400 by a solicitor for two Powers of Attorney. Exact same government forms. Exact same legal result. It just felt like something that shouldn't need to cost that much.
£300 to £600
per document
Just £69
per document, Will included free
Same legality. A fraction of the cost.
You save hundreds. Your Will is included free.
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Full 2026 breakdown of solicitor and online prices.
Three step process from questionnaire to Office of the Public Guardian.
Plain English overview of how Lasting Powers of Attorney work.
Compare all four Power of Attorney types in England and Wales.
The same question answered for Wills.
Will pricing in the UK, and your free Will with any Lasting Power of Attorney.
Yes. Once it's signed in wet ink, witnessed, and registered with the Office of the Public Guardian, an online Lasting Power of Attorney has the exact same legal force as one a solicitor prepared. Same statutory form.
There's no special legal standing for a solicitor-prepared Lasting Power of Attorney. Any Lasting Power of Attorney can be challenged (on grounds like lack of capacity or undue pressure), and the source of the drafting isn't a defence.
Yes. The big UK banks have Lasting Power of Attorney teams who process registrations. They don't distinguish between online and solicitor-prepared.
See a specialist estate planning solicitor. Overseas assets, a business, trust structures, or a history of family disputes are all reasons to pay the fee.
Yes. You can work through the Keystone questionnaire without paying anything. If the process reveals complexity that worries you, pause and take legal advice. Your progress is saved.