Deputyships.

Helping families when a loved one has lost capacity.

A Deputyship may be required where the Court of Protection needs to appoint someone to manage the property and financial affairs, or in some cases welfare matters, of a person who lacks capacity.

Our team can explain the application process and the responsibilities that come with being appointed as a Deputy.

Ready to talk?

Contact Jane Brooks Law and we will help you speak to the right person for your circumstances.