Deputies' Webinar: Simplifying the Court of Protection

Simplifying the Court of Protection - hosted by Lanyon Bowdler. As nationally renowned Court of Protection specialists, Lanyon Bowdler’s Court of Protection Department understands the responsibilities and pressures of acting as a Deputy appointed by the Court of Protection.

Supervised by the Office of the Public Guardian, Deputies are expected to adhere to the Mental Capacity Act 2005, submit annual accounts, abide by their undertakings given to the Court and follow guidance issued in relation to making gifts, family care payments and claiming expenses.

Lanyon Bowdler has pulled together all this information and guidance into a manageable and easy-to-understand format: the Deputies’ Webinar. It’s a great opportunity to gain understanding and ask questions. AND IT’S FREE.

Covered in the webinar:

• MENTAL CAPACITY ACT 2005 A refresher on the MCA and Code of Practice: the starting point for all Deputies.
• DEPUTIES’ UNDERTAKINGS A review of the standards expected of Deputies, in accordance with the undertakings given to the Court.
• GIFTS AND WILLS What are Deputies allowed to do? Guidance from OPG and a look at some Court of Protection cases.
• Book your place now
• For more details on the webinar, or to book, please contact Hollie Slawson.
  01743 280251 hollie.slawson@lblaw.co.uk

Book your place now. For more details on the webinar, or to book, please contact Hollie Slawson: 01743 280251 | hollie.slawson@lblaw.co.uk