Power of Attorney stories: Kamlesh

...had just gone through a divorce. This put into perspective the importance of getting my affairs in order. By profession I am also a Lawyer specialising in this area of...
...had just gone through a divorce. This put into perspective the importance of getting my affairs in order. By profession I am also a Lawyer specialising in this area of...
...instrument that allows someone else to make decisions for you about your finances, health and welfare). It’s with that in mind that we’ve just published a leaflet called, ‘What happens...
...longer, changing careers and other variations. Pensions and retirement are no longer black or white. “In April 2015, the government introduced new freedoms where people could access their pensions in...
...introduced, as well as EPAs and deputy orders. We showed an early version of the sample deeds to Baroness Finlay, life peer and independent chair of the National Mental Capacity...
...the material in the original standards has now been re-shaped and included within the supporting guidance. What does this mean? All deputies, including lay deputies, will now be supervised against...
...that everyone can make an informed choice about creating a lasting power of attorney. More accessible information, such as real life scenarios and case studies, will be persuasive in delivering...
...We believe people should register their LPAs in advance of needing it, so don’t delay in sending in your LPA application if it is completed. Remember it won’t come into...
...the Office of the Public Guardian has: established an internationally renowned safeguarding approach for people in need transformed operational performance, significantly improving service to customers increased uptake of lasting powers...
...income and outgoings, which will help deputies track spending better Following feedback from our deputies, in the coming months we intend to improve the way the ‘money in’ and ‘money...
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