The Court of Protection is responsible for disputes as to the registration of enduring powers of attorney, and Lasting Powers of Attorney, appointing new trustees, appointing deputies to manage the affairs of persons who do not have capacity.
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Our commercial barristers act across the full range of business disputes, from contractual claims to specialist regulatory and international matters.
Advisory work and advocacy in disputes concerning mental capacity assessments and the application of the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
Representation in welfare proceedings involving medical treatment decisions, residence, care arrangements, and contact for adults who lack capacity.
Applications and disputes concerning the management of property, finances, and affairs of those who lack capacity, including deputyship proceedings.
Advice and advocacy in Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards proceedings and challenges under Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Statutory will applications and related proceedings concerning gifts, settlements, and property dealings on behalf of those without capacity.
Appeals and judicial review of Court of Protection decisions, including matters with significant welfare or financial consequences.
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