Attorneys and Deputies

People are living longer lives, which is great, but sometimes, it also means they lose their ability to think clearly or make decisions, and as such they require additional support. 

We frequently receive  inquiries from people who have important responsibilities, like Attorneys and Deputies, that are in charge of looking after the affairs of someone who can't take care of themselves or make sensible decisions anymore. 

We completely understand that being an Attorney or a Deputy can be incredibly hard. It's a big responsibility, and it can make you feel a lot of emotions, especially if the person who gave you this responsibility is someone you love, like a parent or close relative.

If you're taking care of someone as their Attorney or Deputy, we're here to help you feel less stressed and worried. We'll guide you through the whole process of access the funds that are tied up in their home, and we'll do it in a professional and calm way. We'll support you as you make this big decision, especially when it's about someone's home and their wish is to leave something behind for their family.

Even if someone has lost the ability to think clearly but doesn't have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place, we can still help if someone has been chosen as a Deputy by the Court of Protection. We often work with lawyers who become Deputies and help them prepare all the important details and paperwork they need to ask the Court of Protection for permission to release money from a home.

Contact us now, and we'll be happy to support you and answer any questions you may have.