When local authorities unlawfully cut essential care, decisive advocacy restored the support of two vulnerable individuals.
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Joseph Borg
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The person at the centre of proceedings in the Court of Protection, who lacks capacity, is referred to as ‘P’.
It can make decisions on behalf of the person who lacks capacity so in their best interests.
By
Emily Black
The issues that are addressed in cases in the Court of Protection can be sometimes very sensitive and emotive ones.
Capacity is issue specific and so it does not matter if the person lacks capacity to make other decisions.
By
Emily Black
What are the legal options for people experiencing abuse, or neglect?
Nilufer Ozdemir looks at the top five things you need to know about deputyship.
We are pleased to announce that we now have six Accredited Legal Representatives working in our Court of Protection team at TV Edwards LLP. At TV Edwards LLP we have…
The Court of Protection For lots of people, the first time that they become aware of the Court of Protection is when they face the prospect of a court case…
