For Individuals

The purpose of the Court of Protection is to protect vulnerable adults of all ages who are unable to make reasoned decisions for themselves.

The Court can make decisions in regard to their medical treatment including life support, deprivation of liberty and as to property and financial matters and can order the making of a Will (known as a statutory Will).

Whilst the Court itself prefers to make the decisions about life support or deprivation of liberty it ordinarily appoints a manager known as a deputy to make property and financial decisions. The deputy could be a suitable relative or a professional such as the head of local authority social services or a solicitor.

Within our team we have extensive experience of making ordinary and Lasting Powers of Attorney and their registration and revocation, making applications to the Court for orders concerning statutory Wills, urgent medical treatment and other health and welfare issues and financial management for vulnerable adults. One of our team members has regularly over the last 30 years held appointments as deputy (formerly known as receiver) to manage the financial affairs of vulnerable adults.

Contact our Court of Protection Solicitors in Farnham, Reading, Wokingham, Berkshire & Across Thames Valley and M3 Corridor Today

Our solicitors at Clifton Ingram can advise you on all aspects of Court of Protection. We are a proactive and down-to-earth team of highly experienced solicitors; bringing a high quality and professional service to your local area.

We regularly advise clients in Farnham, Reading, Wokingham and across all of Berkshire and the surrounding areas including Bracknell, Theale, Henley, Ascot, Crowthorne, Maidenhead, Camberley, Farnborough and Windsor. Speak to one of our team today to see how we can help on 0808 164 1510. Our solicitors will move fast to find a solution personal to you.

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