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What is deputyship under Singapore law and when is it needed?


Updated by SGCOURTS

Deputyship in Singapore refers to the legal process where the Court appoints a person (a deputy) to make decisions on behalf of someone who lacks mental capacity (referred to as 'P').

It is typically needed when P has not made a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and is unable to make decisions about their personal welfare or property and affairs.

Please refer to https://www.judiciary.gov.sg/family/deputyship for more information.

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