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Deputyship Application Court Orders
Summary
When applying for deputyship, specify the court orders you seek, such as managing finances and welfare. Provide detailed reasons for your application, highlighting familiarity with the individuals needs and your capability. If the individual lacks capacity, you may still need to notify them unless it causes distress, in which case legal advice is recommended. If the individual passes away before the deputyship is granted, the process stops, and you may be eligible for a court fee refund. As a deputy, manage finances, property, and welfare, ensuring decisions align with the individuals best interests.Full Conversation
I'm applying for deputyship for my mum. What do I put in section *. The order the court will be asked to make of the COP14 form?
Hi ****! For section * of the COP14 form, you need to specify the type of order you are asking the court to make. Typically, this would be:
- An order appointing you as a deputy for property and financial affairs.
- An order appointing you as a deputy for personal welfare.
Make sure to specify whether you are asking for one or both types of orders.
- An order appointing you as a deputy for property and financial affairs.
- An order appointing you as a deputy for personal welfare.
Make sure to specify whether you are asking for one or both types of orders.
What do I put in section *.* The order the court will be asked to make of the COP14 form?
Hi ****! In section *.* of the COP14 form, you should provide a detailed description of the specific orders you are asking the court to make. This could include:
- Managing your mum’s bank accounts
- Making decisions about her property
- Handling her welfare and medical care decisions
Be clear and specific about each order you are requesting.
- Managing your mum’s bank accounts
- Making decisions about her property
- Handling her welfare and medical care decisions
Be clear and specific about each order you are requesting.
Could you please help me with what to write? I need to be able to manage mum's bank accounts, make decisions about her property and handling her welfare and care descsions.
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Hi ****! Here's an example of what you could write in section *.* of the COP14 form:
"In section *.*, I am requesting the following orders:
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions."
Make sure to tailor it to your specific situation and needs.
Hi ****! Here's an example of what you could write in section *.* of the COP14 form:
"In section *.*, I am requesting the following orders:
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions."
Make sure to tailor it to your specific situation and needs.
What do I write in Section *.*?
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Hi ****! In section *.* of the COP14 form, you should outline the reasons why you believe the court should make the orders you're requesting. You might include points such as:
- Your mum's inability to manage her own affairs.
- Your relationship and knowledge of her needs.
- Your capability and experience in handling such responsibilities.
Hi ****! In section *.* of the COP14 form, you should outline the reasons why you believe the court should make the orders you're requesting. You might include points such as:
- Your mum's inability to manage her own affairs.
- Your relationship and knowledge of her needs.
- Your capability and experience in handling such responsibilities.
what do I write in this section? *.* The court is going to be asked to make the order to appoint
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Hi ****! Here is a suggestion for what to write in section *.* of the COP14 form:
"In section *.*, I am requesting the following orders:
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions."
Make sure to tailor it to your specific situation and needs.
Hi ****! Here is a suggestion for what to write in section *.* of the COP14 form:
"In section *.*, I am requesting the following orders:
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions."
Make sure to tailor it to your specific situation and needs.
Mum lacks capacity so do I still need to fill in the COP14PADep form?
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Hi ****! If your mum lacks capacity, you generally still need to complete the COP14PADep form. This form is used to notify certain individuals about your application for deputyship, even if the person concerned lacks capacity. You should seek legal advice if you're unsure.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding the deputyship application process?
Hi ****! If your mum lacks capacity, you generally still need to complete the COP14PADep form. This form is used to notify certain individuals about your application for deputyship, even if the person concerned lacks capacity. You should seek legal advice if you're unsure.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding the deputyship application process?
Do I need to tell mum as I feel it will upset her
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Hi ****! If your mum lacks capacity, it can be distressing to notify her about the application. However, the court usually expects you to inform her as part of the process. If you believe notifying her would cause significant distress, you might want to seek legal advice on how to proceed. Would you like more information on this?
Hi ****! If your mum lacks capacity, it can be distressing to notify her about the application. However, the court usually expects you to inform her as part of the process. If you believe notifying her would cause significant distress, you might want to seek legal advice on how to proceed. Would you like more information on this?
Yes please
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If informing your mum about the deputyship application will cause significant distress, you might be able to request that the court waives this requirement. You should seek legal advice to discuss this option and how to proceed.
Would you like help connecting with local lawyers for further assistance on this matter?
If informing your mum about the deputyship application will cause significant distress, you might be able to request that the court waives this requirement. You should seek legal advice to discuss this option and how to proceed.
Would you like help connecting with local lawyers for further assistance on this matter?
Can you please help me write a personal statement to the courts stating why I wish to be my mums deputy?
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Hi ****! Sure, here's a sample personal statement to the court:
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Personal Statement for Deputyship Application
I, ****, am applying to be my mum’s deputy for the following reasons:
*. Mum’s Lack of Capacity: My mum is unable to manage her own financial and personal affairs due to her declining health and cognitive impairment.
*. Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I have an intimate understanding of her needs, preferences, and routines. I have been actively involved in her care and daily life, and I am committed to ensuring her well-being.
*. Capability and Experience: I have experience in managing financial and personal matters, which qualifies me to handle her bank accounts, property decisions, and welfare. I am dedicated to acting in her best interests and ensuring she receives the necessary care and support.
*. Continuity of Care: Appointing me as her deputy will ensure continuity in managing her affairs and making decisions that align with her values and preferences.
*. Emotional and Psychological Well-being: I believe my close relationship with my mum provides her with emotional support, and I can make decisions that consider her psychological well-being.
Hi ****! Sure, here's a sample personal statement to the court:
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Personal Statement for Deputyship Application
I, ****, am applying to be my mum’s deputy for the following reasons:
*. Mum’s Lack of Capacity: My mum is unable to manage her own financial and personal affairs due to her declining health and cognitive impairment.
*. Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I have an intimate understanding of her needs, preferences, and routines. I have been actively involved in her care and daily life, and I am committed to ensuring her well-being.
*. Capability and Experience: I have experience in managing financial and personal matters, which qualifies me to handle her bank accounts, property decisions, and welfare. I am dedicated to acting in her best interests and ensuring she receives the necessary care and support.
*. Continuity of Care: Appointing me as her deputy will ensure continuity in managing her affairs and making decisions that align with her values and preferences.
*. Emotional and Psychological Well-being: I believe my close relationship with my mum provides her with emotional support, and I can make decisions that consider her psychological well-being.
Requested Orders:
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions.
I respectfully request the court to consider my application and appoint me as my mum’s deputy to ensure her best interests are met.
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Would you like any further assistance with your application?
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to manage my mum's bank accounts.
- To be appointed as a deputy for property and financial affairs to make decisions regarding her property.
- To be appointed as a deputy for personal welfare to handle her welfare and medical care decisions.
I respectfully request the court to consider my application and appoint me as my mum’s deputy to ensure her best interests are met.
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Would you like any further assistance with your application?
Yes please
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Hi ****! What specific assistance do you need next with your deputyship application?
Hi ****! What specific assistance do you need next with your deputyship application?
I need to give reason why I want to be mums deputy
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Hi ****! Here’s a structured way to outline your reasons:
- Mum's Lack of Capacity: She is unable to manage her financial and personal affairs due to health issues.
- Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I understand her needs and preferences.
- Experience: I have experience managing financial and personal matters.
- Continuity of Care: Ensuring consistent and aligned decisions.
- Emotional Support: My close relationship provides her with emotional support.
Would you like any further help with this?
Hi ****! Here’s a structured way to outline your reasons:
- Mum's Lack of Capacity: She is unable to manage her financial and personal affairs due to health issues.
- Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I understand her needs and preferences.
- Experience: I have experience managing financial and personal matters.
- Continuity of Care: Ensuring consistent and aligned decisions.
- Emotional Support: My close relationship provides her with emotional support.
Would you like any further help with this?
Yes please
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Hi ****! What additional help do you need for outlining your reasons for wanting to be your mum's deputy?
Hi ****! What additional help do you need for outlining your reasons for wanting to be your mum's deputy?
Can you make it more detailed please?
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Hi ****! Sure, here’s a more detailed outline for your reasons:
- Mum's Lack of Capacity: Due to her declining health and cognitive impairment, she is unable to manage her financial and personal affairs.
- Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I have an intimate understanding of her needs, preferences, and routines. I have been actively involved in her care and everyday life, ensuring she receives the best possible care.
- Experience: I have experience in managing financial and personal matters, which includes handling her bank accounts, making property decisions, and overseeing her welfare and medical care.
- Continuity of Care: By appointing me as her deputy, there will be consistency in managing her affairs and making decisions that align with her values and preferences. This ensures that her care and support are uninterrupted and tailored to her specific needs.
- Emotional and Psychological Well-being: My close relationship with my mum provides her with emotional support. I am committed to making decisions that consider her emotional and psychological well-being, ensuring she is comfortable and content.
Would you like any further assistance with your application?
Hi ****! Sure, here’s a more detailed outline for your reasons:
- Mum's Lack of Capacity: Due to her declining health and cognitive impairment, she is unable to manage her financial and personal affairs.
- Familiarity with Her Needs: As her daughter, I have an intimate understanding of her needs, preferences, and routines. I have been actively involved in her care and everyday life, ensuring she receives the best possible care.
- Experience: I have experience in managing financial and personal matters, which includes handling her bank accounts, making property decisions, and overseeing her welfare and medical care.
- Continuity of Care: By appointing me as her deputy, there will be consistency in managing her affairs and making decisions that align with her values and preferences. This ensures that her care and support are uninterrupted and tailored to her specific needs.
- Emotional and Psychological Well-being: My close relationship with my mum provides her with emotional support. I am committed to making decisions that consider her emotional and psychological well-being, ensuring she is comfortable and content.
Would you like any further assistance with your application?
What happens if mum dies before the deputyship is granted?
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If your mum dies before the deputyship is granted, the application process will typically stop. The court will no longer have the authority to appoint a deputy since the person for whom the deputyship was intended has passed away.
Do you have any other questions or need further assistance on this matter?
If your mum dies before the deputyship is granted, the application process will typically stop. The court will no longer have the authority to appoint a deputy since the person for whom the deputyship was intended has passed away.
Do you have any other questions or need further assistance on this matter?
Would I get my money back?
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If your mum passes away before the deputyship is granted, you may be able to get a refund of the court fees. The Court of Protection may refund all or part of the application fee depending on the stage of the application process.
Do you have any other questions or concerns?
If your mum passes away before the deputyship is granted, you may be able to get a refund of the court fees. The Court of Protection may refund all or part of the application fee depending on the stage of the application process.
Do you have any other questions or concerns?
What are my roles as deptuy for mums personal and finance?
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As a deputy for your mum's personal welfare and financial affairs, your roles and responsibilities include:
- Managing her bank accounts and finances.
- Making decisions regarding her property and investments.
- Handling her welfare and medical care decisions.
- Ensuring her needs, preferences, and best interests are met.
- Keeping detailed records and reporting to the Court of Protection.
Do you need more specific information about any of these roles?
As a deputy for your mum's personal welfare and financial affairs, your roles and responsibilities include:
- Managing her bank accounts and finances.
- Making decisions regarding her property and investments.
- Handling her welfare and medical care decisions.
- Ensuring her needs, preferences, and best interests are met.
- Keeping detailed records and reporting to the Court of Protection.
Do you need more specific information about any of these roles?
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