When someone is appointed as a Deputy by the Court of Protection, they are given the responsibility of making decisions for a person (P) who cannot make decisions for themselves. A key area of focus
I read the recent BBC news article about a professional Attorney accused of mishandling his clients’ finances. As part of a team that specializes in Attorney Affairs who understand the level of trust our clients
We understand that the decision to end a marriage is one of the hardest a couple will face and it is not made easier by the prospect of having to ‘go to battle’ with one
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 (‘the Act’) is a new piece of legislation that is intended to help leaseholders by making it easier and less expensive to buy your freehold, extend your lease
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For first-time buyers, it is the start of a major change in circumstances as they move from their parent’s home or buy a property together for the first time. Buying a property is a stressful
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