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 Zoe Cross
  June 7, 2023
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’.
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 Zoe Cross
  April 13, 2023
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.
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 Holly Wright
  April 11, 2023
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.
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 Natalie Lang
  March 29, 2023
By standard, DoL authorisation should be completed and accepted within 21 days. This may vary depending on the situation, however, as more serious and urgent cases will require a fast-track authorisation. Read our blog post to find out more.
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 Natalie Lang
  March 29, 2023
The Court of Protection makes financial or welfare decisions on behalf of individuals who lack the mental capacity to make such decisions when they are necessary. Read our blog post to find out more.
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 Natalie Lang
  February 20, 2023
The recent case of Re A (Covert Medication, Closed Proceedings), [2022] EWCOP 44 within the Court of Protection has offered further guidance on when it may be acceptable for a closed hearing to take place, Read our blog post to find out more.
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 Natalie Lang
  February 20, 2023
The OPG have published an update to the existing Deputy Standards which are applicable to both property & financial affairs as well as health & welfare decisions. Read our blog post to find out more.
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 Natalie Lang
  January 16, 2023
When someone lacks the mental capacity to make important decisions, there is legal aid available. Read our blog post to find out more.
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