The answer to this question depends on two main factors; the amount of money your child has inherited and the type of benefits they are receiving. Effect on means-tested benefits Benefits are split into two types, ones that are means-tested and those which are not. Benefits that aren’t means-tested such as Personal Independence Payment and
To coincide with Carers’ Week, this blog is specifically aimed at carer’s, without which our country’s NHS and care services would completely fall apart. We receive a lot of queries from carers about their benefit entitlement, especially when they are considering either going into work, giving up work or reducing their hours to fit with
Philip Warford writes for the Private Client Section magazine, May edition Philip Warford is managing director of Renaissance Legal, specialists in families and carers of disabled and vulnerable individuals The Family Resources Survey 2016/17 tells us that there are 13.9 million people in the UK who are disabled. With the population of the UK at
This week is Dementia Action Week 2019 #DAW2019 (20th– 26thMay) which unites people, workplaces, schools and communities to take action and improve the lives of people living with dementia. Our specialist team are passionate about understanding the needs of our disabled and vulnerable clients and providing an inclusive service. As part of this commitment,earlier this
We speak to families every single day who have a disabled or vulnerable child and know, or have just found out that when their child reaches 18 they will no longer be able to make decisions on their behalf. Once a child reaches the age of 18 parents lose parental responsibility and therefore no longer
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