Category: Court of Protection
Acting as a Deputy
If you are named as a Deputy in an Order from the Court of Protection, then you will be required to make decisions about the affairs of a friend or...
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Category: Court of Protection
If you are named as a Deputy in an Order from the Court of Protection, then you will be required to make decisions about the affairs of a friend or...
Read more...Category: Powers of Attorney
If you are named as an Attorney in a Lasting Power of Attorney, then you may be required to make decisions about the affairs of a friend or family member.…
Read more...Category: Myth-busters
This is not true. Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are not the only reasons why someone might need to act as your Attorney in the future. There are many reasons why…
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This is something we hear regularly from clients. They might have attended a seminar and been told to put all their assets into a Trust whilst they’re still alive, to...
Read more...Category: Disputes
If you’ve been told by your solicitor that it’s time to instruct counsel, you might not be sure what to expect. We’ve worked with barrister and mediator Elaine Palser from...
Read more...Category: Document Services
In England and Wales is it legal for a person to change their first, middle and last names whenever they choose. It is also possible to change a child’s name.…
Read more...Category: Managing Affairs
The traditional way of arranging a funeral is to engage the services of a funeral director. This naturally entails paying for these services and, in most cases, arranging for someone…
Read more...Category: Missing Persons Law
If a loved one has gone missing, the anguish and uncertainty can be overwhelming. To make matters worse, you may also have the frustration of seeing your loved one’s property...
Read more...Category: Probate
When someone dies, the task of winding up their estate usually falls to their loved ones. This process is often talked about in terms of selling property, closing bank accounts…
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