Advising Attorneys & Deputies
You may have to do some or all of the following on behalf of the person who appointed you (or the person whose affairs you have been appointed to manage):
- Complete tax returns
- Apply for benefits
- Manage bank accounts
- Review investments liaise with stockbrokers or financial advisers
- Manage and sell property
- Deal with difficult family members and friends
- Respond to requests for information from the Office of the Public Guardian
- Arrange carers
- Liaise with local authorities and/or social workers regarding care and funding
We have years of experience in acting as attorneys for clients but also in advising people who have been appointed by a family member or friend to act as their attorney, or who have been made a deputy by the Court of Protection.
If you would like to speak to us regarding your role as an attorney or deputy, contact James Patterson on 01253 922777 or email: james.patterson@coupe-bradbury.com
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