Decision Making Representative

If you are unable to make certain decisions even with someone else’s support, the court may appoint a decision-making representative to you. The decision-making representative is appointed by the court to make certain decisions on your behalf, taking into account your wishes.

If possible, the court will appoint someone you know and trust as your decision-making representative. However, if there is no-one willing or able to act on your behalf, the court may appoint someone from our panel of trained experts.