Step 1
Sign in and choose your role
Create an account with your email, then tell us you are acting as an attorney. If the donor set up their LPA with GetWill, accept their invitation instead.
Acting for someone else, with a clear record behind you.
Being an attorney means making decisions for a person who trusts you, and being able to show what you did and why. The GetWill LPA Hub keeps decisions, money, organisations and the donor's wishes organised in one place.
What being an attorney involves
An attorney acts under the Mental Capacity Act. The duties are practical, and they are easier to meet with a good record.
Act in the donor’s best interests
Every decision starts with the donor: their known wishes, values and beliefs, and the people they would want consulted.
Keep their money separate
The donor’s money and property must be kept apart from your own, with a record of income, larger outgoings and any gifts.
Be able to show what you did
The Office of the Public Guardian can ask an attorney to account for their decisions. A dated record of what was decided, and why, is your protection.
Act only within your authority
An LPA must be registered before it can be used. A health and welfare LPA applies only when the donor lacks capacity for that decision. Check the document before relying on it.
How the LPA Hub helps
One workspace for the case, shared with co-attorneys, with a visible history of who did what.
Decisions
Keep a dated record of significant decisions, the reasoning behind them and who was consulted.
Money
Record income, larger outgoings, gifts and supporting receipts, with checks that flag gifts and self-dealing.
Organisations
Keep banks, utilities, pension providers and other organisations in one contact plan, with registration status for each.
The donor’s wishes
The donor’s values, care preferences, routines and people to consult, easy to find when a decision has to be made.
Attorney guidance
An interactive walkthrough of your duties under the Mental Capacity Act, with real-world scenarios.
Co-attorney coordination
Shared access to the same case, with an overview of recent activity so everyone stays in step.
Record checklist
A live checklist that shows which useful case foundations are in place and what still needs attention.
Annual reports
Annual summaries of decisions and money, exportable as PDF and CSV, plus template letters for organisations.
The Hub complements the Office of the Public Guardian's services. It does not register an LPA, confirm your authority or replace the government's Use an LPA service, and it does not make findings about legal compliance, capacity or best interests. You remain responsible for the facts and the decision.
How it works
Step 2
Set up the case
Enter the donor’s details, add any co-attorneys, and link the case to an existing OPG reference if the LPA is registered.
Step 3
Keep it in good order
Log significant decisions, keep money records, store the donor’s wishes and prepare reports in one workspace.
What it costs
The Hub is free to use. Pro adds the full record-keeping tools when you need them.
Free
£0
- Attorney onboarding guide
- Institution tracker
- Record checklist
- Donor wishes vault
- Money records
- Decision records
LPA Hub Pro
£7 a month
or £60 a year
- Everything in Free
- Enhanced exports
- Template letters
- Co-attorney coordination
- Downloadable annual reports
Every GetWill LPA customer gets free Hub access for their attorneys. For donors, both LPA types are prepared and solicitor-reviewed by Fifty Six Law for £149. OPG registration fees are paid separately to government.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Keep the record straight from the start.
Sign in with your email to open the LPA Hub. If you are the person setting up an LPA, start on the donor page instead.