Deputyships

The Mental Capacity Act 2005 provided for a new Court of Protection to make decisions in relation to the property, financial affairs and personal welfare of adults (and children in some cases) who lack mental capacity.

The application process can be quite a lengthy and complicated one. If any objections are raised then a full hearing may need to take place. Our Solicitors at Case & Law are here to represent and lift the burden off you. With years of experience working with the Court of Protection, our Solicitors can help you make an application to become a Deputy, and provide on-going legal advice on all the issues that might arise when carrying out your duties as a Deputy.

There may be a dispute or uncertainty about someone’s ability to make decisions for themselves or perhaps your own ability to make decisions for someone else. We will guide you through the process and offer our advice where and when you need it.

We will keep you updated on any progress made and are equipped with the legal knowledge and experience to advise you on contentious matters.

For advice and further information please contact our Wills and Probate solicitors on 020 8826 1203 / 020 8826 2273 or email us at info@caseandlaw.co.uk. Alternatively, you can fill out the contact form below to arrange for a call back from one of our specialist solicitors.