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Austin McGee Manghan III

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New York lawyer with 23 years across criminal, family, and civil law

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Court of Protection & LPA lawyers in United States

These lawyers help you plan for the future and act for people who cannot make their own decisions. They prepare lasting powers of attorney, apply for deputyship, and handle Court of Protection and mental capacity matters. Putting an LPA in place while you have capacity is far simpler and cheaper than a deputyship application later. A short consultation explains your options.

The United States is a common law jurisdiction where attorneys are licensed and regulated state by state. Matters are heard in state trial and appellate courts and, for federal questions, in the United States District Courts and Courts of Appeals.

Common matters

Lasting powers of attorney, deputyship, mental capacity, Court of Protection

How it is charged

Fixed fee for LPAs; hourly or project-based for deputyship and disputes

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From a low-cost consultation; fixed LPA packages available

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United States

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Frequently asked questions

What is a lasting power of attorney?+

An LPA lets you appoint trusted people to make decisions about your finances or your health and welfare if you later lose capacity. There are two types, and a lawyer can prepare and register them correctly, usually as a fixed fee.

What if my relative has already lost capacity?+

If there is no LPA in place, you may need to apply to the Court of Protection to be appointed as a deputy. This is more involved than an LPA, and a lawyer can guide the application from start to finish.

Why set up an LPA now if I am well?+

Because an LPA can only be made while you still have capacity. Putting one in place early avoids the cost, delay, and uncertainty of a deputyship application if illness or an accident happens later.

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