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- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Types of Lasting Power of Attorney
- Why make a Lasting Power of Attorney
- Choosing your attorney
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- Business LPAA business Lasting Power of Attorney allows the donor to appoint an attorney to make decisions concerning their business interests, when they are unavailable or lack mental capacity.
- Managing Incapacity
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- Wills
- What is a WillWhat is a Will
- Emergency Will / Death Bed WillFrom time to time we are asked to attend hospitals or care homes where someone’s death is imminent. This might be where someone is dying and they have requested they want to make their will before death.
- Statutory wills
- Valid WillValid Will All wills created in English and Wales have to comply with Wills Act 1837. This in principle creates three requirements.
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- Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
- Safeguarding Vulnerable AdultsEvery adult is entitled be autonomous and have their choices respected. They should not be forced or coerced into doing things against their will. They should be free to live their life from fear or anxiety and be treated with dignity.
- Signs of abuse Signs that someone is affected by abuse will differ between individuals, manifesting in different ways, for example:
- Vulnerable Adult DisputesLocal authorities are required to conduct assessments, provide services and information to vulnerable adults. Mostly this process works well. If it does not a vulnerable adult may be exposed to risk or abuse. We can assist families to resolve these issues.
- Contentious ProbateDisputing the Will Sometimes concerns arise over the will’s validity. All wills should be checked when probate is being undertaken to see if they are valid. Concerns which often arise might be -
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