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Suzanna Baker

What Happens if Someone has Dementia and No...

Can you get Power of Attorney for someone with dementia? It’s a sad reality in an ageing population that...

Suzanna Baker

Dramatic rise in people making a Power of Attorney The number of people recognising the importance of making a Lasting...

Jodi Newton

The NHS is facing an unprecedented challenge with 7.47 million people waiting for routine treatments. This crisis impacts everyone, from those...

Jodi Newton

What is hyponatraemia? Hyponatraemia is a condition where sodium levels fall below a certain level, which can be dangerous. All...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Reasonableness of Service charges under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 It is well known that the relevant costs that a...

Lisa Pepper

How much should be paid? When separating or divorcing parents cannot agree the amount of child maintenance to be paid, (...

Jodi Newton

Failure to Meet Ambulance Response Targets In 2017, the Secretary of State for Health accepted the new ambulance performance standards recommended...

Katie de Swarte

Beneficiaries frequently ask us whether trustees or personal representatives can be required to provide a financial account. Their request may...

Maria Kitsiou

The Role of Family Dynamics in Child Arrangement Cases In proceedings involving children, the parents should consider the impact their...

Lisa Pepper

Prenups have historically have a bad reputation, but they are starting to lose the negative stigma and are now common...