Mental Capacity
Assessment
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Samantha Fenton-Murrin
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Professional Development
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Professional Development
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Medium
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5 questions
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1.
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If you doubts about your client's mental capacity what document do you need to confirm that your client is able to understand and deal with their transaction?
A doctors letter or certificate
You don't need anything
An email from the estate agent
Grant of Probate
2.
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Does the fact that your client is in a nursing home always mean that they don't have capacity to deal with their affairs?
Yes
No
3.
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Can you grant a Power of Attorney if you don't have mental capacity?
Yes
No
Sometimes
4.
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True or False? If there is an Attorney acting then I don't need to speak to the Donor.
True
False
5.
Multiple Select
Which of the following are "vulnerable clients"?
Someone with a physical disability
Someone with a lot of debt
Someone who is elderly
Someone with mental health issues
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