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Peterborough office

48 Broadway, Peterborough Cambridgeshire, PE1 1YW

01733 346 333 01733 562 338 enquiries@hegarty.co.uk

Stamford office

10 Ironmonger Street, Stamford Lincolnshire, PE9 1PL

01780 752 066 01780 762 774 enquiries@hegarty.co.uk

Oakham office

66 South Street, Oakham Rutland, LE15 6BQ

01572 757 565 01572 720 555 enquiries@hegarty.co.uk

Market Deeping office

27a Market Place, Market Deeping, PE6 8EA

01778 230 120 01778 230 129 enquiries@hegarty.co.uk

Bourne office

11a North Street, Bourne, PE10 9AE

01778 230 030 enquiries@hegarty.co.uk
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    15 Mar 2018

    Once I am appointed as a Deputy can I make all decisions on behalf of the persons?

    Andrea Beesley-Hewitt

    Andrea Beesley-Hewitt

    Wills, Trusts and Probate

    Court of Protection
    • You have no authority if you believe that the person concerned has capacity to make the decision(s)
    • Where decisions conflict with that of an Attorney
    • No power to make a Will
    • No power to undertake Inheritance Tax planning
    • No power to sell a jointly owned property

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