Enduring power of attorney in Northern Ireland - useful organisations
Find other useful organisations and resources relating to Enduring power of attorney and controllership in Northern Ireland.
- Enduring power of attorney in Northern Ireland
- Who can be an attorney in Northern Ireland?
- How to make an Enduring power of attorney in Northern Ireland
- Controllership in Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland: Enduring power of attorney
Useful organisations
Age NI
Telephone
0808 808 7575 (advice line, 9am–5pm Monday–Friday)
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.ageuk.org.uk/northern-ireland
Age NI provides information and advice for older people in Northern Ireland.
Citizens Advice
Website
www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/northern-ireland
Citizens Advice may be able to help signpost to sources of free legal advice. See website for local contact details.
Law Centre NI
Telephone
028 9024 4401
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.lawcentreni.org
Law Centre NI offers free legal advice and support on social security, health and social care and employment.
Law Society of Northern Ireland
Telephone
028 9023 1614 (9am–5pm Monday–Friday)
Website
www.lawsoc-ni.org/solicitors
Law Society of Northern Ireland can help people who live in Northern Ireland find a solicitor.
Office of Care and Protection (OCP)
Telephone
0300 200 7812
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.justice-ni.gov.uk/topics/courts-and-tribunals/office-care-and protection-patients-section
The OCP manages the registration of EPAs and the appointment of controllers.
Solicitors for the Elderly
Website
www.sfe.legal
Solicitors for the Elderly is a national association of solicitors, barristers and legal executives who are committed to providing legal advice for older people, their families and carers.
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