Personal Welfare Deputyship

The appointment of a personal welfare Deputy, is relatively unusual and only will be made by the Court of Protection in very specific circumstances where complex or controversial decisions have to be made.  A welfare Deputy is not required, for example, to enable day to day decisions about personal care and welfare.

Examples of when a welfare Deputy might be appointed include

We have the specialist experience to advise as to whether an application for a welfare Deputyship is appropriate and can undertake this work on your behalf.

Please contact us on 0161 871 3680 or email Director Chris Gallagher for a free initial discussion with a specialist solicitor in our team.