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HCR Law Events

1 March 2023

Court of Protection applications

The Court of Protection is a special court which makes decisions on behalf of individuals who lack mental capacity to make decisions for themselves. It deals with decisions or actions taken under the Mental Capacity Act 2005.

The Court of Protection helps people who do not have mental capacity to manage their own affairs. The Court has jurisdiction over financial affairs, property, health or welfare, and can appoint a deputy to make decisions on an ongoing basis.

We can offer you advice on making the following applications to the Court:

A fee is normally due when you apply to the Court. However, in certain circumstances and depending on your financial situation, you may be excused from paying fees and receive a fee exemption.

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Tonina Ashby, Partner and Notary Public

Tonina Ashby is a Central England solicitor, specialising in private client law.

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Lauren McGurk, Senior Associate (TEP)

Lauren McGurk is a Cheltenham solicitor, specialising in private client law.

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