Court of Protection

When someone has not made a Power of Attorney (either a Lasting Power of Attorney or the old style Enduring Power of Attorney), and they no longer have mental capacity to prepare the document, then an application must be to the Court of Protection to authorise someone else to make either financial or welfare decisions on their behalf.  This person is called “a Deputy”.

In this situation, we can help obtain the Court Orders and assist with the administration of the finances and making welfare decisions too.

We are always happy to offer a fixed fee from the beginning of the matter.

If you require further information then please contact us and we are always happy to discuss matters further without any obligation.