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      A new NICE guideline has been issued for health and social care professionals. Its aim is to help […]

Articles about Carers

Elder abuse is a crime but there could be a better approach to stopping it… The Government has announced it’s going […]

Articles about the Elderly

Inheritance rules for civil partnerships Civil Partnerships are to be made available to all couples. Opposite-sex couples are to get […]

Articles about Wills

Joint accounts are convenient but are they wise? Joint accounts can make life easier. If you have shared bills to […]

Gifts

The right way to witness a Will. There are strict rules in English law about how to witness a Will. […]

Articles about Wills

How to choose between a disabled person’s trust and a discretionary trust   A discretionary trust or a disabled person’s […]

Articles on Trusts

Do local authorities have any obligations to pay for your care?   Who is going to pay for your care? […]

Articles on Care in the Community

Do executors have the power to rent out property of a deceased owner?   Sometimes executors want to rent out […]

Articles on Property

Rules on informed consent to medical treatment have changed. When a patient gives consent to medical treatment the doctor must […]

Articles about disability issues, Medical Treatment