Possession of an offensive weapon is an offence if it is in public and without lawful authority or reasonable excuse. A weapon can be offensive ...
If a loved one has not made a Lasting Power of Attorney and lacks the mental capacity to manage their affairs, it will be necessary to apply for an Order from the Court of Protection to become a Deputy. This Order provides an individual with the power to manage the incapacitated person’s affairs.
During what can often be a stressful time, our highly experienced advisor is trained to handle deputyship applications to help ease the stress and manage the process on your behalf.
Please contact Teresa Ruddock on 01773 832511 for an appointment or further information.
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