Can You Make A Will When Someone Has Lost Capacity?
Reasons to choose Wilson Browne
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Handling the affairs of a loved one who can no longer make decisions for themselves can be emotional, challenging, and a significant responsibility.
If your loved one isn’t able to manage their finances and lacks the mental capacity to make a Will (known as testamentary capacity), you might wonder how to ensure their finances and wishes are properly handled after their passing. That’s where Statutory Wills come into play.
Statutory Wills are generally handled by our Court Of Protection Team, so please visit the dedicated page HERE to find out more about making a Will for someone who has lost capacity.
If you’re a not-for-profit, charity or community organisation, our Private Client team would be happy to offer a free talk on Wills, Trusts, LPAs and more. To arrange a session, please contact our Marketing Team at marketingteam@wilsonbrowne.co.uk.
