What is a deputy? Deputies are persons appointed by the Court of Protection to act in the best interests of someone who is unable to make property and financial affairs decisions for themselves. This is normally required when someone loses capacity before putting in...
What is a Property and Financial Affairs Attorney? Appointing a Solicitor as your Property and Financial Affairs Attorney enables them to manage your property and financial affairs for you, if you’re unable to or don’t wish to do so yourself. On your behalf we can:...
What Is A Personal Injury Trust? If you receive or expect to receive a compensation payment for an injury, a personal injury trust enables you to hold and manage those funds so that they are not taken into account when means-tested benefits or care contributions are...
Buying our first home is undoubtedly one of the biggest financial decisions we will ever have to make. With the average age of first-time buyers in the UK being 30, there is plenty of opportunity for you to plan your future in the most efficient way possible. To help...
During the Coronavirus crisis the UK has undergone a ‘revolution’ in terms of the way we do business, not least the opportunity for huge numbers of employees to work from home. With employers and their staff having discovered the benefits of home-working –...
The UK housing market is now poised and ready to re-open after more than 7 weeks and over 400,000 transactions being put on hold unable to be progressed. However, after an announcement earlier this week from Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, all buyers and renters...
