People View all 21 results
Services View all 37 results
Investing as a Deputy or an Attorney
When a person loses mental capacity to manage their financial affairs, family members or professionals are required to step in and deal with their finances on their behalf.
Appointing a Deputy
If you lose capacity and have not already made a Power of Attorney, you may have to apply to the Court of Protection to appoint a deputy.
Case Studies View all 4 results
Soufyan’s story - A successful clinical negligence claim and ongoing professional deputyship support
Delay in performing intubation and cardiac massage results in Cerebral Palsy claim
Press Releases View all 31 results
Anita Gill joins Kingsley Napley's private client team
Kingsley Napley announces three new partners
Blogs View all 169 results
Deputyships - Why won’t certain companies speak with me?
Deputyship – providing day to day support in the management of finances, property and affairs
KN Talks View all 11 results
Statutory Wills - what you need to know
