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Deputyship Surgery: Court of Protection Updates & Practical Guidance - Finders Developnment Hub

 Deputyship Surgery: Court of Protection Updates & Practical Guidance - Finders Developnment Hub
Dave Lockwood, of Finders Development Hub, hosts a webinar addressing common questions from Social Care practitioners, exploring recent CoP developments.
 

 
Webinar date: October 3, 2024 10:30 am
 
Webinar length: 1.5 hours
 
CPD: 1.5

The Deputyship Surgery series brings together public and private sector professionals for focused discussions on key issues in the deputyship field.

In this edition, expert speakers explore recent developments within the Court of Protection and offer practical insights into what these changes mean for Property and Affairs Deputies. Topics covered include the new online application system, guidance on navigating it smoothly, updates to Practice Direction 19B, and the latest on deputyship fees.

With an emphasis on real-world application, this session also addresses common questions from practitioners — making it a valuable resource for staying informed, compliant, and confident in your day-to-day work.

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