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Court of Protection
Everyone’s worst fear is that they or a loved one becomes incapable of managing their own affairs. This could be, for example, because of a head injury, brain damage at birth, an accident, or sadly dementia caused by old age.
In circumstances such as this, the appointment of a Deputy by the Court of Protection can be a solution to the problem in relation to the management of your affairs.
The appointment of a professional deputy by the court of protection is often possible, whereby a trained and experienced professional is placed at your disposal to assist in the management of your property and affairs. Alternatively, if a trusted relative wished to become a Deputy, we can assist with the appointment.
Contact us on 0845 872 6666 or fill in our online enquiry form and one of our team will be happy to help you.
We at JMW Solicitors pride ourselves in having an experienced and dedicated team, ready to guide you through the process. We can help with everyday things, such as:
- Paying your utility and other bills
- Assisting with carers and case management
- Budgeting for your daily and future needs
- Welfare benefits claims
- Investing your funds
- Buying and adapting property for your needs
- Provision of disabled transport
- Making a Will
- Arranging holidays
Examples of cases in which we act
- Cerebral palsy cases involving large damages awards
- Other brain damage cases
- Clients suffering from dementia
- Operations which have gone wrong, resulting in loss of capacity
Call us on 0845 872 6666 or complete our on-line enquiry form and one of our team will be happy to help you.

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