Deputyship

Welcome to Berry & Lamberts Solicitors’ podcast series, ‘Planning for your Future’.

In this episode, Dhruva Patel, talks in detail about Deputyship, including what it means and when it may be needed. 

If someone you know, love or care for has become incapable of managing their property and financial affairs, and they have not made either a Lasting or Enduring Power of Attorney, an application would need to be made to the Court of Protection for the appointment of a Deputy to manage those affairs.  This could be an application to appoint a family member or friend, but in the case that there is no one suitable or able to take such a responsibility, the Partners of our firm can make the application and be appointed as a Deputy.

If you are already appointed as a Deputy by the Court of Protection and need advice and assistance with the duties and function of a Deputy, including preparation and submission of the annual report, our dedicated and experienced team are able to help as much or as little as required.

Our 'Planning for your Future' series discusses, in everyday language, how planning can help you navigate your way through the ups and downs of life and how getting your affairs in place now can assist your loved ones’ future responsibilities.  

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Please note that the information provided in this podcast series does not constitute legal advice and serves as a general guide only. The law may have changed since this podcast was recorded. Listeners should seek tailored legal advice from a solicitor who will take your individual and personal circumstances in consideration. 

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