Mental Capacity
There are new rules about mental capacity under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. The Act provides a framework to govern the ways in which people can and should make decisions for those who lack capacity.
We advise on the five key principles which govern how decisions are made for those who lack capacity. We advise on how these new rules apply to clients.
We work closely with medical and other professionals in assessing capacity.
Contact
Nicholas Parsons (Cirencester) - Head of Non-Contentious Private Client
Andrew Mortimer - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Senior Team
Anthony Acton - Partner, Trusts & Estates
David Ainslie - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Alison Allen - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Matthew Braithwaite - Solicitor, Trusts & Estates
Rachel Curtis - Solicitor, Trusts & Estates
Mary Daws - Solicitor, Trusts & Estates
Charles Hayward - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Kathryn Layzell - Solicitor, Trusts & Estates
Carol Morris - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Andrew Mortimer - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Richard Mullings - Partner, Trusts & Estates
Kate Nairn - Associate, Trusts & Estates
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