For You & Your Family
Court Of Protection
When someone needs help with important decisions, finding the right support can make an unfamiliar process feel more manageable.
Support For Families And Deputies
Families may find themselves arranging help with another person’s affairs without having planned for the situation. We take a sensitive, practical approach to enquiries about deputyship and Court of Protection matters. Our first task is to understand who needs support, the decisions involved and any existing arrangements.
How We Can Help
- Initial enquiries about deputyship applications
- Property and financial affairs concerns
- Support for people acting as deputies
- Questions involving existing powers of attorney
- Family concerns about managing another person’s affairs
Your First Conversation
Tell us who you are enquiring for, your relationship to them and the type of decision or financial matter involved. Mention any existing attorney or deputy and any important dates.
We will listen to what you need, identify the relevant service and explain the proposed next step. Before any work is agreed, the scope, likely costs and information needed should be clear.
Questions You May Have
Can I make an enquiry for a relative?
Yes. A brief explanation of the situation and your relationship will help identify the appropriate next conversation.
What if an LPA already exists?
Please mention it and explain your concern. Existing documents may affect which service is relevant.
Do I need all the paperwork first?
No. An initial outline is enough to start, and the documents needed can be discussed afterwards.
Your Next Step
Let’s Start With A Conversation.
Tell us what you need help with. We will take it from there.