Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP | United Kingdom | 13 Apr 2023
It has been three years since the judgment in ACC & Others [2020] EWCOP 9 (ACC) was handed down by a judge of the Court of Protection (COP), Senior…
Macfarlanes LLP | United Kingdom | 24 Feb 2022
In England and Wales, lasting powers of attorney (LPAs) can be an effective solution, enabling such an individual (A) to nominate someone they trust…
Hill Dickinson | United Kingdom | 4 Feb 2022
This case involved a clinically vulnerable individual, DC, and a dispute over whether he should have both doses of the covid-19 vaccination and any…
Kingsley Napley | United Kingdom | 21 Jul 2021
Deputies are typically appointed because individuals cannot make decisions for themselves due to illness, like Alzheimers or dementia, old age or…
Kingsley Napley | United Kingdom | 19 Jul 2021
There are several reasons why someone may need the assistance of a financial deputy, stemming from incapacity due to an accident or a consequence of…
Herrington Carmichael LLP | United Kingdom | 17 Jun 2021
The Court of Protection is a specialist branch of the Family Division of the High Court. It is based in London but there are various ‘hubs’ around the…
Shoosmiths LLP | United Kingdom | 23 Apr 2021
With an ageing population, it is increasingly important to raise awareness that thought needs to be given to how and who you would want to manage…
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Anthony Gold | United Kingdom | 9 Apr 2021
On Friday 9th April 2021, our ‘COP Conversation: drafting expert witness reports on future deputyship costs’ Episode went live. Host, Partner and…
Anthony Gold | United Kingdom | 30 Mar 2021
The presumption of capacity is the paramount principle in the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (“MCA 2005”). It can only be displaced by cogent and…
Anthony Gold | United Kingdom | 15 Mar 2021
When an application is made to become a Professional or Lay Deputy, a fee is payable to the Court of Protection (CoP). There can also be additional…