DEPUTYSHIP (MENTAL CAPACITY APPLICATIONS)

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What happens if a loved one loses mental capacity without an LPA?

If your loved one lacks mental capacity but has not done a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), you will have to make a Court application for a deputyship order to make decisions, and handle matters, for your loved one.

These matters relate to your loved one’s personal welfare, as well as to their property and affairs.

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This process involves multiple steps and Court requirements, which can feel overwhelming during an already difficult time. To date, we have made numerous successful deputyship applications to the Court, including those tied with applications for Grants of Probate / Letters of Administration.

WHY CHOOSE US
& OUR FEES

We will navigate this process with you and simplify matters for you, so that you have more time to focus on taking care of your loved one.

Our fees for the deputyship application start from $3,990 (simplified track) and $5,990 (regular track).

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