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Wills and lasting powers of attorney. One payment, no subscription.

Wills

Price Who it's for
Single will £79 One person
Mirror wills £129 Couples, married or not: two matching wills

Mirror wills are two separate legal documents, one each. They usually leave everything to each other and then to the same backups, such as your children. Both come in one download. Read more about mirror wills.

Every will includes:

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Lasting powers of attorney

Price Who it's for
One LPA £79 One person, either property and finance or health and welfare
Both LPAs £129 One person, both types
Couple's set £199 Two people, all four LPAs

You answer one set of questions and we fill in the official LP1F and LP1H forms, with a page-by-page signing plan so the application is not rejected over the signing order. Most people need both types.

An optional advance decision (often called a living will) can be added for £24. It records any treatments you would refuse, matched to your LPA choices. See advance decision vs LPA.

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The government's LPA fee

The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 to register each LPA. It is paid to the government, not to us, and everyone pays it, whether they use us, a solicitor or the free gov.uk forms. Both LPAs for one person means £184 in fees, and a couple's set means £368.

If your income is £12,000 or less you may pay half, and some benefits remove the fee completely. Your pack explains how to apply. How much an LPA costs compares the options in full.

Print and post

Every option comes as an instant PDF that you print at home for free. If you would rather not, we can print it on proper paper and post it to you, flat and ready to sign: £12.99 for one person's will or LPA pack, £19.99 for mirror wills or a couple's LPA set.

No subscription

You pay once. There is no annual fee. If your life changes and you need a new will, you can make one at the same price.

When we are not the right choice

PureWill is for straightforward situations. If you have a blended family, a business, property abroad, or you want to leave someone out, a solicitor is worth the extra cost. The same goes for an LPA if anyone doubts the person's mental capacity. Can someone with dementia make a power of attorney? explains why.

Ready to start? A will takes about 20 minutes, an LPA about 15.

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Complex situation? If you have a blended family, overseas property, or business interests, we recommend using a qualified solicitor. Find a solicitor near you →