If someone lacks mental capacity they are not able to make a lasting power of attorney. What you can do for them, to safeguard and protect them is to make a deputy ship application to the Court of Protection. This allows you, as the appointed deputy to make decisions on behalf of someone lacking capacity. To make a deputyship application is a legal process requiring expert knowledge. Linley James has experts who are themselves appointed as deputys and understand the pros and cons of making a deputy application and being a deputy.

What is a Deputyship

How do I make a Deputyship Application

Making a Health and Welfare Deputyship

The following areas I connected with Deputyships

Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults

Looking for Signs of Abuse

Community Care Law

Vulnerable Adult Disputes

Challenging Attorneys and Deputys

Revoking a Power of Attorney or Deputy

We have a dedicated team of specialists to help you make your Deputyship application.

Call us now on 0207 060 1210 to make a Deputyship application