NEWS AND INSIGHTS

Having discussion around Wills with family and loved ones during the festive period may not be at the forefront of your mind

Acting as an Attorney on behalf of someone else is a big commitment and it is important to be aware of the responsibility that is being placed upon them.

How’s your ‘to-do’ list? Did you make any resolutions at New Year? Or have the last couple of years taught you not to get too carried away making plans?

The House of Commons has voted to approve the UK government amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill which places a cap of £86,000 on an individual's lifetime

Vulnerable children’s transition to adulthood.

Acting as an Attorney on behalf of someone else, whether it be for financial or welfare matters, is a big commitment.

Choose an attorney whom you trust, who listens to you and would make the decisions you would make.

The only way in which you can give authority to another person to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do is by making a Power of...

The decision to move out of your home into residential or nursing care can be confusing and overwhelming, particularly where there is a diagnosis of Dementia.

How do you choose the right care home for you?

Take the necessary steps to ensure that your best interests are placed in the hands of the people you trust most.

The foremost topic of global concern is a common one; the health and wellbeing of ourselves and our loved ones.

Life in the middle of the sandwich can be difficult, with carers finding they have little time to themselves.

All parents should think about is the arrangements for their child (or children) if something was to happen to them.

Head of Private Client, Elspeth Paget discusses when to consider using Guardianships and Powers of Attorney