Duties of a Financial Deputy: When do I need to apply for an Order for Sale? Rebecca Morley, Trainee Apprentice Solicitor tells us more in her recent blog.

Many families find discussing financial management to be a challenging conversation. However, it is important that the legal options available for financial decision-making are more widely discussed and understood – particularly should a person lose capacity in the future to manage their finances independently. Read more in our blog written by Rebecca Morley, Trainee Apprentice Solicitor.

When a person (often referred to as ‘P’) lacks capacity and is deprived of their liberty under a DoLS (Deprivation of Liberty) authorisation in a care home, they have the right to challenge their DoLS and have these arrangements reviewed.

Ramsdens Solicitors is continuing to strengthen its Court of Protection practice with the appointment of Hanna Whitehead as an associate.

In situations where individuals lack the mental capacity to make decisions about their own health and welfare, navigating the legal landscape can be complex and daunting. One avenue for addressing these challenges is through the appointment of a Health and Welfare Deputyship.

All too often, those acting on behalf of ‘P’ (a Protected Person), in making decisions within their best interests, forget the importance of the specific individual of whom we blanket refer to a ‘P’.

Family Care Payments, otherwise termed ‘Gratuitous Care Payments’ may be awarded to family and/or sometimes friends, who provide support and care to a person. Read our blog post to find out more.

The Law Society have recently commented on their efforts to influence the shape and detail of legislation concerning Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) and the Mental Health Act for the past 2 years. Read our blog post to find out more.