It can be difficult to adjust after your caring role ends.
On 25 January we’re holding a special online Care for a Cuppa for former unpaid carers, where you can chat & connect with others who understand the challenges of when caring ends ☕
Sign up here: https://t.co/97wzDQqYlR
Want a more flexible route to a #LegalCareer?
We have a new training programme with more flexibility to qualify as a solicitor.
The scheme will provide more opportunities by enabling recruits to work while they study.
Find out more ⤵️
https://t.co/BgE2ySPptE
#Recruitment
A lovely gesture from a client to say thank you to Claire Wilson.
Claire deals with all aspects of Wills, Trusts, LPA’s, Court of Protection and Probate.
Contact Claire for advice on:
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Know anyone with dementia, Alzheimers, or who has had a serious stroke. They may be entitled to a substantial discount off their council tax, please read this and spread word... https://t.co/09E0tEVcFH
Join us on Twitter tomorrow at 5.30pm as we discuss managing #medication for people with #dementia, common drugs and side effects. @viclyons@hannagr4m and @stupot46 will also be answering your questions live.
Set a reminder to join us ���
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Christmas shopping for a person with dementia can be tricky. So whether you’re looking for a big present, a stocking filler, or something in between, we’ve got your list wrapped up with our handy tips on top gifts, as recommended by people with dementia: https://t.co/8aWZerth2l
Interesting summary of a #courtofprotection case striking a balance between protecting a lady from harm and respecting what is of value to her even though that goes against societal norms about cleanliness.
If you change your name or address, you need to contact us so we can update our records.
If you change your name you'll need to send us official supporting documentation as proof (marriage certificate, deed poll, etc).
Go online for more information 💻 https://t.co/SVfIFnCqTm
Interesting blog of #courtofprotection hearing considering best interests. What is striking are the many practical steps taken by the hospital and carer to address the young man’s concerns over surgery. The person lacking capacity is at the heart of these cases.
Soaps are great but soap characters are not always legal experts!
@Cartmells Court of Protection Team can advise you on making LPAs, acting as attorney and protecting the vulnerable - without any drama.
Good summary below from the OPG
#Lastingpowersofattorney
Lasting powers of attorney were mentioned on Coronation Street (@itvcorrie) recently, and while we encourage conversations about LPAs, we wanted to clarify the context around what was said… 📺
Hilary's words certainly resonate with us ...
We have 10 staff across our 6 offices who are trained
@DementiaFriends & we fully support the @alzheimerssoc
We feel it very important to provide excellent customer service, both face-to-face & over the telephone.
#ProudToSupport
Good example of the decisions the #courtofprotection is asked to make on behalf of people lacking capacity to make that decision themselves, and how the court puts the best interests of the person lacking capacity at the heart of the case.
#caselaw time!
MB v PB [2022] EWCOP 14
MB sought to challenge the standard authorisation & contact restrictions imposed on him regarding his wife, PB... to read more please visit https://t.co/6V2LTM8x9S
#COP#CourtofProtection
Cartmell Shepherd is a UK200Group member and so our Court of Protection Team can benefit from collaboration with firms across various disciplines to provide our clients with the very best advice.