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Lasting Power of Attorney · North Wales
Part of our wider Lasting Power of Attorney services
LPA Solicitors
North Wales
Specialist Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors serving clients across North Wales — including Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside, Denbighshire, Conwy and Anglesey. Based in Chester, conveniently close to the North Wales border.
Areas We Serve in North Wales
We act for clients across all of North Wales. If you are unsure whether we can help, please call us on 01244 757 352.
Our Services for North Wales Clients
LPA & Estate Planning Services
From straightforward LPAs to combined Will and LPA packages — all available to clients across North Wales.
Property & Financial Affairs LPA
Appoint an attorney to manage bank accounts, pay bills, deal with property and investments on your behalf.
Find out moreHealth & Welfare LPA
Appoint an attorney to make decisions about your medical treatment, care arrangements and daily living.
Find out moreLPA + Will Bundle
Put your LPA and Will in place together — one process, consistent planning, and often more cost-effective.
Find out moreCourt of Protection
If a loved one has already lost capacity without an LPA, a deputyship application may be needed.
Find out moreWills & Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, inheritance tax planning and estate disputes — often arranged alongside an LPA.
Find out moreProbate
Applying for probate and full estate administration for North Wales estates.
Find out moreWhy North Wales Clients Choose PDA Law
Conveniently Located
Our Chester office is just minutes from the North Wales border — easily accessible from Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside and across North Wales.
Solicitor-Led Service
Your matter is handled by a qualified solicitor or experienced legal executive — not passed to a paralegal or junior member of staff.
Fixed Fees Available
We offer fixed fees for LPA services. All costs are confirmed in writing before any work starts — no surprises.
Cross-Border Expertise
We regularly advise clients with property and financial interests in both England and Wales, and understand the cross-border issues that affect North Wales clients.
Our Team
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Nikolina Vukovic
Legal Executive — Powers of Attorney
Nikolina specialises in wills, trusts, probate, and estate administration — including powers of attorney and court of protection matters. She supports clients through what is often one of the most difficult periods of their lives, with a focus on clarity, care, and practical solutions.
Darren Steele
Senior Private Client Executive · STEP Member
Darren has worked in the legal sector since 1998 and has been a STEP member since 2011. He specialises in wills, trusts, lasting powers of attorney and probate — with particular expertise in inheritance tax planning and complex estate structuring.
Laura Kirton
Wills & Probate Solicitor · 10 Years Qualified
Laura is a qualified solicitor with ten years' post-qualification experience, specialising in wills, probate, and lasting powers of attorney. Known for her calm, methodical approach, she brings both legal expertise and genuine insight to every matter.
David Stahler
Wills, Trusts & Estates Executive
David is our first point of contact for clients enquiring about LPAs and estate planning. He brings a warm, personable approach to what can be a sensitive subject — and clients consistently remark on how at ease he makes them feel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you act for clients in North Wales?
Yes. We act for clients across North Wales — including Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside, Denbighshire, Conwy and Anglesey. Our Chester office is conveniently located close to the North Wales border, and many of our clients travel from North Wales for appointments. We can also advise by telephone or video call.
Is the law on LPAs the same in Wales as in England?
Yes. Lasting Powers of Attorney are governed by the Mental Capacity Act 2005, which applies across England and Wales. There is no difference in the law or process for clients in North Wales compared to those in England. We regularly act for clients from across North Wales and understand any cross-border considerations that may arise.
Do I need to come to your Chester office?
Not necessarily. We can conduct initial consultations by telephone or video call, and many clients prefer this. However, for the signing of LPA documents, we may need to meet in person — either at our Chester office or, in some circumstances, at your home. Our Chester office is easily accessible from Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside and across North Wales.
How much does an LPA cost for a North Wales client?
The cost of an LPA is the same regardless of where you live. There is a government registration fee of £82 per LPA (£164 for both types). Our solicitor fees are fixed and confirmed in writing before any work begins. Contact us on 01244 757 352 for a no-obligation quote.
Can you advise on LPAs for clients with property in both England and Wales?
Yes. We regularly advise clients who have property or financial interests in both England and Wales. The LPA framework applies across both jurisdictions, and we will advise you if your circumstances require any specialist cross-border consideration.
What happens if I lose capacity before making an LPA?
If you have already lost mental capacity, it is too late to make an LPA. In this situation, a family member or other person would need to apply to the Court of Protection to become a deputy. This process is significantly more expensive and time-consuming than making an LPA in advance. We strongly recommend acting early.
Speak to us about a Lasting Power of Attorney
North Wales clients — call or enquire online. We act for clients across Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside, Denbighshire, Conwy and Anglesey.
No obligation — talk through your options first. Chester, Cheshire & North Wales.
Lasting Powers of Attorney for North Wales Clients
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more people (your "attorneys") to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. There are two types: a Property & Financial Affairs LPA, which covers decisions about your bank accounts, property, investments and financial matters; and a Health & Welfare LPA, which covers decisions about your medical treatment, care arrangements and daily living.
Making an LPA while you have mental capacity is one of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself and your family. Without an LPA, if you lose capacity, your family would need to apply to the Court of Protection for a deputyship order — a process that is significantly more expensive, time-consuming and stressful than making an LPA in advance. The Court of Protection process typically costs £3,000–£5,000 or more in legal fees, compared to £82–£164 in government registration fees for an LPA.
For clients in North Wales — including Wrexham, Flintshire, Deeside, Denbighshire, Conwy and Anglesey — the law on LPAs is the same as in England. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 applies across England and Wales, and there is no difference in the process for North Wales clients. Our Chester office is conveniently located close to the North Wales border, and we regularly act for clients from across the region.
At PDA Law, we offer a fixed-fee LPA service with costs confirmed in writing before any work begins. We can conduct initial consultations by telephone or video call, and many clients prefer to deal with us remotely. For the signing of LPA documents, we can meet at our Chester office or arrange a home visit in appropriate circumstances. Call us on 01244 757 352 for a free initial discussion.