If a person is unable to issue a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) or Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA), a court of protection deputyship is a way to obtain the legal right to act on their behalf. This person would be referred to as a deputy. There are two deputyships for different types of decisions: one […]
The Court of Protection may be required to act if a family member or close friend loses the ability to make decisions for themselves, possibly due to dementia, a serious illness, or a brain injury. Individuals who are no longer competent to make their own decisions regarding their finances or wellbeing may be subject to […]
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