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Court of Protection
Where someone has lost the ability to understand the nature and effect of their instructions then the Court of Protection can appoint someone to assist in the form of a Deputy, this person can then act to manage this person’s affairs.
COURT OF PROTECTION
Power of Attorney
Where someone needs help to manage their own affairs and has the ability to make an informed decision themselves then he or she may make a Power of Attorney.
POWER OF ATTORNEY
