by Sarah McMillan | May 15, 2020 | News
Delegate your voice… Legally, you can have someone else to speak for you if you’re no longer able to do so. You need to complete and register a Lasting Power of Attorney to give the person or people you trust the legal power to be your voice. Why would I...
by Sarah McMillan | Mar 26, 2020 | News
Making your Will or Lasting Power of Attorney from home We’re living in a time of dramatic change. The usual routines are no longer in place. People are working from home where they can, many children are not in school, and our healthcare and key workers are...
by Sarah McMillan | Feb 12, 2020 | News
How can my wishes be known if I’m too ill to communicate? If we become too ill to communicate, we are described as having ‘lost capacity’. In these circumstances, whether it happens gradually or without warning, it’s important to have someone...
by Sarah McMillan | Nov 26, 2019 | News
The house will have to pay for the care home… We were struck by this article in a recent edition of This Is Money, in the Daily Mail Online. It addresses the concerns of an individual who has discovered that her Grandmother will be moving in to a care home. She...
by Sarah McMillan | Aug 28, 2019 | News
Who’ll manage my money? Do you have someone you trust to keep your finances in order if you become seriously ill or lose capacity? Everyone’s heard the scare stories of elderly or vulnerable people being targeted by unscrupulous ‘good...
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