A straight answer first
A few short questions and you get a plain English read on where you stand, before anyone talks about fees.
Powers of attorney
Decide now who speaks for you if you cannot.
Three questions, about two minutes. You will know which documents you need so someone you trust can act for you, and when.
Takes about two minutes. No cost, no obligation.
Sound familiar?
The mistakes we clean up every week
No one legally able to pay bills if you get sick
Family arguments about medical decisions
Banks refusing a relative who is trying to help
The right next step
Some situations need a solicitor. Some only need a solid document. We tell you which one you are in.
Built on real matters
Our future planning team runs this triage every week, so the questions come from the mistakes we keep seeing.
How it works
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Tell us who you would trust to act for you
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Get the power of attorney checklist
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Sign it properly with a solicitor
A little about your situation1 / 3
Question 1
What is prompting this?
Pick the closest one.
Tip: press a number to choose, then Enter to continue.
What clients say
When Dad went into hospital we had everything we needed.
They made a hard conversation easy.
Simple, quick and properly witnessed.
Free checklist
The power of attorney checklist
What to settle before you appoint anyone.
Plain English, patient advice. No pressure.
Talk it through with a solicitor0 of 8 ready
Questions people ask
Before you start.
Does this cost anything?+
No. The check is free and so is the checklist at the end.
What happens with my answers?+
They stay with our team and are only used to point you to the right help. We never sell your details.
What if I need to speak to someone?+
Book a ten minute call at the end and a solicitor will talk it through with you.
Know where you stand before you sign anything.
Finish the check and take away the power of attorney checklist.