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In conversation with Craig Ward

This episode of “In Conversation with…” takes a look at Business LPAs and attorney choice with Craig Ward, author of Lasting Powers of Attorney: A Practical Guide

17 August 2017
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Law Commission consultation on wills a welcome step towards modernisation

A public consultation by the Law Commission is a welcome step towards updating our will-making laws.

13 July 2017
Press release

Vulnerable people must have expert representation in all welfare cases

People unable to make decisions for themselves must always have access to expert independent representation in court hearings about their welfare.

24 March 2017
Press release

Probate fee guidance from the Ministry of Justice

We have received further guidance on the new probate fees scheme from the MoJ.

16 March 2017
News

Streamline and strengthen safeguards for the vulnerable

A simpler set of safeguards is needed to protect the growing number of vulnerable people unable to give informed consent.

13 March 2017
Press release

Mental Capacity (Welfare) Accreditation fees

Information about accreditation costs.

10 March 2017
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A client wishes to revoke their will. Will mental capacity be an issue?

A client wishes to revoke their will. Will mental capacity be an issue?

9 March 2017
Q&A

Agreeing to act as a professional attorney – a good practice guide

The Office of the Public Guardian has published new guidance for professionals who are appointed to act as an individual’s attorney under a lasting power of attorney.

3 March 2017
News

Guidance to aid solicitors when disclosing a will to an attorney or deputy

New guidance published today will assist solicitors who receive a request for access to the will of an individual who has lost mental capacity.

1 March 2017
News

Access and disclosure of an incapacitated person’s will

This practice note clarifies when a solicitor can disclose a copy of a client’s will where the client has lost mental capacity.

1 March 2017
Practice note

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