Most families don't sort a parent's LPA until a crisis forces it.

The most expensive failure in adult-child / ageing-parent households is the conversation that never happens.

An LPA not registered in time. A pension nomination never updated after a divorce, forty years ago.

A care preference never written down that a family discovers only during a hospital admission, when a rushed decision must be made from fragments. A Carer's Allowance claim never made — worth over £4,000 a year — because no one formalised the arrangement.

This document does not eliminate these conversations — it gives them a structure, a starting point, and a written record.

One document, prepared as a single PDF. Structured into the twelve sections below, so each part of the conversation has its own place.

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Nothing you start with is wasted. The £79 counts in full toward anything more expensive for 30 days — £79 off the £179 Executor’s First Hour, or off the Household Continuity Dossier’s first year. Use the same email at checkout and it applies automatically.

Start free if you would rather. Supporting a Parent covers the same ground without charge, and the LPA readiness check tells you whether an LPA is the missing piece before you spend anything — both free, no account.

Your council’s carers assessment is free too, as the table above says. What £79 adds is a prepared pack, written from your answers within one business day: the conversations to have, in what order, against your parent’s position rather than the general case.