Court of Protection
When a person has lost the ability and capacity to make decisions regarding their own finances or welfare, and a Lasting or Enduring Power of Attorney has not been created beforehand, then it may be that a Court of Protection Order is required.
A Deputyship Order must be formally granted by the Court of Protection to give you (The Deputy) authority and permission to safeguard and make decisions for the person who has lost capacity.
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We also offer a 30 minute free interview at the outset of each matter.
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Kind words from our clients
We at Prospect Probate Services work for over 50 solicitors and councils throughout the UK handling sensitive probate and deputyship cases and could not recommend Coates Solicitors highly enough. Their expertise in these matters and the manner in which they conduct themselves makes our job easier and is invaluable to their clients.
We have over the years utilised Coates expertise and experience in dealing with varied Probate matters. We have always found them knowledgeable, competent, trustworthy, approachable and personable to the extent that we have recommend their services to our clients for a number of years and will continue to do so. Feedback for them from our clients and our personal dealings with them is of the highest order.
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