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CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - Introduction to capacity and CoP (Part 1)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - FAQ’s - What are LPAs? (Part 2)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - Health and Welfare Deputyships (Part 3)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - Can a person who lacks capacity get married? (Part 4)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - When does a Deputy need CoP approval for legal work? (Part 5)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - What is a Statutory Will? (Part 6)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - Can an attorney/deputy make gifts? (Part 7)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - How can a Professional Deputy assist after a Personal Injury? (Part 8)
CoP Talks: Empowering minds, protecting lives - How does a Professional Deputy manage a client’s affairs? (Part 9)
Welcome to our first video in the Court of Protection podcast series!
In this podcast episode, we provide an overview of the Mental Capacity Act and the role of the Court of Protection. We cover:
- What is the Mental Capacity Act and its key principles?
- Explaining the purpose and function of the Court of Protection.
- Understanding the concept of "capacity" and how it is assessed.
- Exploring the role of a Court-appointed Deputy and how they can help manage an individual's affairs.
- Other types of decisions the Court of Protection can make beyond just appointing a Deputy.
Whether you're a professional working in health/social care or an individual looking to understand your rights, this episode offers a comprehensive introduction to this important area of law. Tune in to learn more about protecting those who may lack mental capacity.
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