Understanding LPA Costs in the UK: What Are You Really Paying For?
Are you considering Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) but feeling overwhelmed by the varying costs and wondering what you're truly paying for? Many find the world of LPA costs confusing, especially with tempting cheap online options.
This guide breaks down the elements influencing LPA costs, emphasizing that true value lies in professional guidance that prevents future problems and ensures your documents genuinely reflect your wishes.
At Westwood Estate Planning, we offer a clear, fixed-fee service that includes an in-depth consultation, expert drafting, and unique ongoing support for your chosen attorneys.
Beyond our fees, a standard £82 government registration fee applies per LPA, with potential remissions. We explain why 'cheapest isn't always best,' detailing common pitfalls of DIY or very cheap LPAs, such as incorrect attorney appointments or procedural errors, which can lead to significant future costs and distress.
Our aim is to provide robust, legally sound LPAs, giving you profound peace of mind. Ready for clarity? Book a free, no-obligation 15-minute chat to discuss your specific LPA needs and discover how Westwood Estate Planning can help you secure your future with confidence
Have you ever thought about leaving a gift to charity in your Will?
Have you ever thought about leaving a gift to charity in your Will?
This article explores the profound impact of charitable giving, highlighting how it can create a lasting legacy and potentially reduce your inheritance tax bill.
Join Gary Tonsley of Westwood Estate Planning, in partnership with Remember a Charity, as he delves into the benefits and emotional rewards of including charities in your estate planning. Discover how your generosity can continue to support vital causes and make a difference for future generations.
Stay tuned for more insights on charitable gifting and its benefits.
The Top 4 Reasons Why You (Probably) Don't Have a Will
Ever wondered why you keep putting off making a Will? It's a common dilemma. Discover the top four reasons people avoid this crucial step, from thinking they're too young or don't have enough assets, to fears about cost, complexity, or even discussing death.
Learn why addressing these misconceptions can bring immense peace of mind and protect your loved ones from future financial and emotional burdens.