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The Court of Protection (COP) makes decisions on financial or welfare matters for people who cannot make decisions at the time they need to be made.
When a family member, friend or loved one lacks mental capacity to make their own decisions it can be a traumatic time for all involved. It will be difficult or impossible to deal with any assets in their name as authorities will only deal with the person who lacks mental capacity.
In an ideal world, the incapacitated person will already have in place valid health and welfare lasting powers of attorney as well as property and financial affairs lasting powers of attorney, appointing chosen people to step into their shoes and manage their affairs if the need arises.
But making lasting powers of attorney is not always possible. The person may already lack mental capacity when such documents would be useful or if there are powers in place then perhaps they are no longer fit for purpose.
In order for a person to take control of someone’s affairs, they will need to apply to the COP. The www.gov.uk website summarises what the COP is responsible for:
The foundation of any COP application is an assessment of the mental capacity of the individual to whom the application relates, usually referred to as the “patient” in court.
Once the COP is satisfied the patient lacks mental capacity, they will then look at the application being made and decide whether to issue a court order. The COP will want to hear all sides of the story and may direct relatives, friends, carers or other interested parties to be made aware of the application.
Typical applications to the COP include applying to be a patient’s “deputy”. The end result is similar to that of being an attorney under a lasting power of attorney where in most circumstances a deputy has general control over property and financial affairs. However, the deputy must demonstrate to the COP they are fit for the role and will have various levels of court supervision during their tenure.
Applications can also be made for “one-off” decisions such as making gifts or signing a “statutory Will” (signing a Will for someone who lacks mental capacity) on behalf of the patient. These can be complex applications requiring a detailed assessment of the patient’s affairs. All parties that may be affected by the COP issuing an order in favour of the application will be invited to have their say.
The COP is increasingly being asked to decide on health and welfare matters. It is rare for the COP to grant a general health and welfare power to a deputy but they do consider one-off decisions perhaps if there is a disagreement as to a care provider. The COP can step in to make a decision where there is a deadlock.
If you find yourself in the position of having to consider a COP application then seek professional advice.
Here are 8 FAQs on Court of Protection applications and deputyship
A deputy is the person or persons appointed by the Court of Protection to deal with the affairs of the person who has lost capacity and can no longer manage their own affairs
Under a property and affairs order, you as the appointed deputy can take full control of your loved one’s financial affairs. You can streamline their accounts, pay off all their debts, and apply for benefits that they may be entitled to. You can also sell their home if they are in residential or nursing care and their care fees need to be paid from the sale proceeds.
You can only make welfare decisions if you have applied and been awarded the personal welfare order. Then and only then can you make decisions for your loved one and decisions that you can make will be stipulated in the order by the court.
As a property and affairs deputy, you will be expected to complete an annual account on a yearly basis and this will document what decisions you have made on behalf of your loved one during the past year. It is very important that you document all that you do for your loved one, keep good clear records of everything that you have paid out and keep all receipts and statements.
If the appointed deputy can no longer act for the person who has lost capacity for whatever reason, another application would need to be made to the court for a new deputy to be appointed.
If this happens, then an application would need to be made to the court for dispensing of the current deputyship order; medical evidence would also need to be submitted confirming the regaining of capacity.
No. Only a professional deputy can be paid for dealing with financial affairs under a deputyship order. A lay deputy (a non-professional) person can claim reasonable expenses.
The order ends on either the death of the person who has lost capacity or if they regain capacity and are now able to deal with their own affairs.
For more advice or information please contact:
Susan Glenholme, Partner
Debenhams Ottaway
T: 01727 735636
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Looking for information about #alzheimers care? Here's our short guide setting out the key things you should know. https://t.co/UBSgNdMU7v
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Have you made a will yet? If not, we recommend you read this guide explaining why its important to do so. https://t.co/yutPv8MKip
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Are you paying for your care? If so, have you found out if the #nhs has a responsibility to pay? Read our guide. https://t.co/7bYhWt5LtK
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Looking for a #job? We are building a directory of UK #recruitment agencies you can contact for a job. Have a look. https://t.co/Vq9Rt4sFdv
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Confused by the range of options when it comes to paying for care? Here's a directory of advisors that can help. https://t.co/1azAs6mNxj
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Pls RT. A summary of the day's main UK care news from leading news sources all in one place - https://t.co/dvHHHa6VbX
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Are you looking for a #domiciliary care agency? Follow our 5 step process to help you find the right agency. https://t.co/Z41jn0CUmb
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
A blog on the pitfalls of a DIY probate + 9 reasons outlining why you should use a professional. @DebenhamsOtt. https://t.co/jD4pMdUJci
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 19, 2017
Instead of going in to a #care home, have you considered live in care? Our guide sets out the benefits. https://t.co/3covVwcpNM
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
#Assisted Living is becoming a popular alternative to a nursing care home. Our guide sets out all you need to know. https://t.co/aOlPSXx5mc
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
6 great tips on a making a happier you right now. A blog by @TherapyAnywhere. Well worth a read. https://t.co/5wDUqTuCyw #happy
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Does your organisation offer help & support? If so, get added to our support organisation directory. Get in touch. https://t.co/cjblaTPqFy
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
A lasting power of #attorney for health and welfare is essential as you go in to care. Read about how it works. https://t.co/cBAhTxox01
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Never an easy topic, but have you considered pre-paid #funeral plans? Our guide explains how they work. https://t.co/qO97NS3pGj
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Our guide on the 3 key areas a #financial advisor can help you with when it comes to paying for your #care. https://t.co/4zdGqs5e5d
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
A lasting power of attorney for property & financial affairs will help ensure your assets are protected. Important. https://t.co/ND6o3T4Sw5
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
6 great tips on a making a happier you right now. A blog by @TherapyAnywhere. Well worth a quick read. https://t.co/5wDUqTuCyw #happy
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpT3SCA
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Pls RT. A summary of the day's main UK care news from leading news sources all in one place - https://t.co/pHP3HnMqEw
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
How do you work out what your care home costs will be? Our guide answers all the key questions you will have. https://t.co/kYMvwk9GGh
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 18, 2017
Getting your Lasting Power of Attorney sorted before going in to care is vital. Here are people that can help you. https://t.co/As22Cby0IL
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Are you looking for a care home? If so, we have produced a guide setting out the 5 steps you should take. https://t.co/j3rxmiAfJH
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
A blog on the pitfalls of a DIY probate + 9 reasons outlining why you should use a professional. @DebenhamsOtt. https://t.co/jD4pMdUJci
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Really excited that our new book '51 Tips to Help you Live with Dementia' is now available. Have a look. https://t.co/Tz9nMYIpDX
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Pls RT. Here is today's #health and #care related news in the UK. https://t.co/pR1MpTltu8
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Our helpful guide sets out the key reasons and symptoms behind what causes #vascular #dementia https://t.co/sAK7yqtton
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Did you know there are 6 main ways in which you can pay for your care? Our guide gives you the pros + cons of each. https://t.co/kDyWxf4yYI
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017
Know any organisations that offer care and support? If so, see if they want to be added to our FREE directory. https://t.co/YPoTlrRNIN
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) February 17, 2017