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Can a deputy buy a personal alarm for the person they represent?
A Court of Protection deputy can buy a personal alarm for the person they represent – and in most cases where there is a genuine safety need, doing so is clearly in…
Safety checklist for deputies – ensuring safety in everyday life
Being a deputy is not just about managing money and paperwork. You also have a duty of care to ensure the person you represent lives safely – and can get help if…
Deputy responsibility for safety – what does it mean in practice?
A Court of Protection deputy is not only responsible for managing finances – the role also carries a duty of care for the person's wellbeing and safety. In the UK, this flows…
Deputy vs Lasting Power of Attorney – what is the difference?
In the UK, there are two main ways in which someone can be authorised to make decisions for a person who lacks mental capacity: a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and a…
Property and financial affairs deputy – what does the role mean?
A property and financial affairs deputy is appointed by the Court of Protection to manage the money, property and financial decisions of someone who lacks the mental capacity to do so themselves.…
What is a deputy in the UK? – decisions for someone who lacks capacity
A deputy is a person appointed by the Court of Protection to make decisions on behalf of someone who lacks the mental capacity to make those decisions themselves. The role is regulated…
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