With Powers of Attorney you are giving power to someone to make decisions about everything about you if you don’t want to or can’t make those decisions yourself.
Let’s change the narrative. Let’s talk to each other about the end of life we want for ourselves and for each other.
Whenever someone is diagnosed with a condition that will lead to mental incapacity it is always a very difficult time for everyone involved. For this reason, it is best to prepare for the future as soon as possible and not wait for the situation to arise.
In the sixth episode of the #TVLawyer Podcast, Melinda Giles speaks to Giles Wilson Probate Executive Victoria Ferguson about Wills, Lasting Power of Attorney and later life, and why planning ahead is so important for the future.
In the second episode of the #TVLawyer Podcast, Melinda Giles talks to Giles Wilson Partner and Commercial Law specialist Roy Daby to explore the ways private client law and commercial law complement each other.
Power of Attorney can make the biggest difference when you need it most. Find out how it can benefit you and your loved ones here.
Accessing Child Trust Funds for families of disabled children especially, can be a particularly daunting thought.
The death of Peter Farquhar by the man who emotionally and financially abused him for years highlights the impact of systematic grooming and financial crime against the elderly.
Having the responsibility of a Power of Attorney for someone can be daunting, especially without dedicated advice.
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