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Wills and Probate help and advice

Have questions about wills and probate? We can answer them. From Power of Attoney to contesting a will, our helpful guides will make it simple.

What’s the Difference Between Power of Attorney and Court of Protection Deputyship?

Power of Attorney and a Deputyship Order are both governed by the Court of Protection, but in the eyes of the law they’re very different. Deciding which is needed is important.
 

Court of protection deputyship Power of Attorney

What Legal Services You Need when You’re Diagnosed with Dementia

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with dementia, legal support may be furthest from your mind, but it's a good time to start preparing for the future. 

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What is Court of Protection deputyship?

When a person lacks the mental capacity to make decisions for themselves, it’s time to consider applying to the Court of Protection for deputyship. If the court grants your request, you can make choices for the person and handle their finances and well-being.

Court of protection deputyship

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