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Long Term Care: Free at the Point of Delivery
Ingrid Eyers, a Registered General Nurse and Long Term Care specialist, provides three examples of how long term care can be funded, including how it can be free at the point of delivery
1 March 1997
Enduring Powers of Attorney: The law Societys Guidelines for Solicitors
In summer 1996, the Law Society published guidelines to assist solicitors in advising clients who wish to draw up an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA). The guidelines were prepared by the Societys Mental Health and Disability Sub Committee in response to a number of ethical and practical questions which are often raised by practitioners with the Societys Professional Ethics Division or Practice Advice Service. Details of how to obtain a free copy of the guidelines are given at the end of this article.
1 January 1997
Planning Appropriate Life Interest Wills For Second Marriage Situations
Ralph Rays article (Volume 1 Issue 6) raises some interesting points on good practice and it may be helpful to look at possible areas where complaints could be raised by disappointed beneficiaries (who are only too alert these days to demanding higher standards of expertise by solicitors and other professionals).
1 November 1996
Community Care UPDATE
Two changes in legislation have had effect on families involved in Community Care with effect from April 1st.
1 May 1996
Living Wills A Further Instalment
In Issue 2 of ECA (January February), Michele Todd set out the story so far concerning Living Wills (or advance directives as they are also known). Now Julia Abrey a Partner at Withers, provides a further update on this increasingly common and important area.
1 May 1996
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