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Can a deputyship be temporary?
Deputyship can be authorised on a temporary or permanent basis. This is especially useful when urgent decisions must be made on behalf…
What are the costs involved in applying to be a deputy for property and affairs?
As deputyship is a service authorised by the court, there are a number of costs involved in the process. It is for…
What is a mental capacity assessment for deputyship?
A formal capacity assessment is required most commonly to determine a person’s decision-making capacity in line with a deputyship application. This can…
What is the Montreal Cognitive Assessment?
The Montreal Cognitive Assessment evaluates various cognitive domains. It is a widely used cognitive screening tool. This includes a number of matters,…
What is the gathering of evidence procedure for a deputyship application?
As with any application to become a legal representative, the gathering of evidence process typically involves collecting relevant information and documentation to…
Are appointeeships set up by the Court of Protection?
No. Appointeeships are authorised and regulated by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), or the Social Security Agency (SSA) in Northern…
What is the Money Carer Current Account Switching Service?
In collaboration with Pay.UK and Zempler Bank, Money Carer now provides a Current Account Switching Service for all clients. This provides them…
Is appointeeship governed by the Mental Capacity Act (2005)?
No. The Mental Capacity Act (2005) does not govern appointeeship. Although both systems deal with decision-making capacity and legal representation, they are…
Can I access a client’s bank statements?
Money Carer have a legal and fiduciary requirement to safeguard access to our clients’ personal information. This is specified in principle F…
What is the Family Access Request?
We recognise the importance of working alongside family members when acting in the best interests of a client. However, we would also…