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How should a deputy manage a person’s investments?
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What is a Statutory Will? Why would someone need one? What are the benefits? Sameena Munir in our Private Client team explains.
We all understand the importance of making a Will but what happens if you need to make a Will or change an existing Will but no longer have the capacity to do so?
An application can be made the Court of Protection for a Statutory Will to be made in that person's best interests.
Our team of Court of Protection and deputyship lawyers are experts in the area of Statutory Wills. They assist with a range of other services too including appointing and supporting deputies; selling, buying or adapting properties; and Lasting Powers of Attorney.
About the speaker
Sameena Munir is a solicitor in our private client team. She has a Court of Protection focus and works closely with clients who lack capacity. She prepares statutory will and gift applications to the Court, and creates personal injury trusts. She also advises on lasting powers of attorney and probate matters.
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