Genealogy for the Living: Supporting Court of Protection Professionals

In a recent article for the ‘Deputyship Matters’ publication, we outlined how genealogical research extends far beyond supporting the administration of estates.

In Court of Protection cases, where clients often can’t provide details about their family or finances, we assist deputies and solicitors by locating relatives, verifying family trees, conducting statutory will research, and uncovering hidden assets.

Discreet, precise, and people-focused, this work helps ensure informed decisions are made on behalf of those who need protection most.

Court of Protection professionals work with clients who are unable to provide clear or reliable information about their families or financial affairs, and that’s where we come in. This is a crucial but often overlooked area in which genealogical research plays a key role. Our work can prove to be an important part of the puzzle, providing invaluable insights.

Read our full article in the most recent edition of Deputyship Matters, published by The Professional Deputies Forum.

Genealogy for the Living: Supporting Court of Protection Professionals