Court of Protection

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If you have not made an LPA and you lose mental capacity then someone on your behalf will need to apply to the Court of Protection to be appointed as your Deputy.  This appointment may be in respect of property and financial affairs, health and welfare decisions or both.

Our specialist Court of Protection team can provide guidance and assistance with the following:

  • Applications for a family member or close friend to be appointed as a Deputy for someone who lacks capacity;
  • Acting as Professional Property and Affairs Deputy;
  • Assisting with applications to the Court of Protection in respect of gifts, the execution of statutory wills and the purchase/sale of property; and
  • Acting as Professional Trustee for clients who have financial capacity but would like some assistance with financial matters.

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I would also like to say it was lovely to have met you too, after all the correspondence that has been exchanged between us over my dad’s application. A big thank you, for all your assistance, and keeping us updated with the progress, on how the application was going, we cannot thank you enough, for what has been a challenge and a difficult, few months, since we learned of my dad’s diagnosis, of Alzheimer’s, I would like say he is fine, as fine as he can be, with support from the carers. Thank you also for the (knitted hand warmer device), that’s what my mum calls it, as she has claimed it! I have had a look at the link you sent, it sounds great, I will share this with Alison, hopefully, this could be very useful. Many thanks once again.

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I would also like to say it was lovely to have met you too, after all the correspondence that has been exchanged between us over my dad’s application. A big thank you, for all your assistance, and keeping us updated with the progress, on how the application was going, we cannot thank you enough, for…

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I would also like to say it was lovely to have met you too, after all the correspondence that has been exchanged between us over my dad’s application. A big thank you, for all your assistance, and keeping us updated with the progress, on how the application was going, we cannot thank you enough, for what has been a challenge and a difficult, few months, since we learned of my dad’s diagnosis, of Alzheimer’s, I would like say he is fine, as fine as he can be, with support from the carers. Thank you also for the (knitted hand warmer device), that’s what my mum calls it, as she has claimed it! I have had a look at the link you sent, it sounds great, I will share this with Alison, hopefully, this could be very useful. Many thanks once again.

Anonymous

I would also like to say it was lovely to have met you too, after all the correspondence that has been exchanged between us over my dad’s application. A big thank you, for all your assistance, and keeping us updated with the progress, on how the application was going, we cannot thank you enough, for…

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