Court of Protection

Deputyship

If someone has not made a Power of Attorney and becomes incapable of making decisions, an application may be made to the Court of Protection for an order appointing a Deputy. The procedure can be daunting. We offer practical and sympathetic advice, including the following:

• Obtaining medical evidence of incapacity
• Completion of forms
• Submission of the application
• Support for the Deputy following issue of the Order, including preparation of the annual Deputyship report

Statutory Wills, Deeds of Variation & Other Court Applications

For people who lack capacity, we can help with:

• Making/amending a will through the Court
• Making a Deed of Variation to an existing will of someone who has died
• Seeking Court authority for lifetime gifts

We aim to provide our services promptly and to give clear information about the cost of the work.