A major concern for many people and their families is the potentially high cost of care. With weekly care fees reaching £1,000 in some areas, it is understandable that people worry about this issue. The reason for someone needing care will establish how these services are provided and, quite importantly, who pays. If a person
We have announced a further expansion with the arrival of Clare Finn as Associate Solicitor. A specialist private client solicitor, Clare has spent the last 15 years advising clients about a wide range of issues that are often relevant to those in later life. Prior to that she worked in the field of family law, providing her
We are really pleased to introduce Dr Paul Holland as this month’s expert guest blogger, Paul is a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Consultant who has been working in the field of ASD/ASC (Autism Spectrum Disorder/Autism Spectrum Condition) and Learning Disability for over 20 years. A Chartered Psychologist, Chartered Scientist and Consultant Behaviour Analyst Paul is
Katherine Miller took part in the Vitality British London 10K run on Sunday July 10th 2016 to fundraise for the national charity Cerebra. Katherine has raised an amazing £407.05 to be given to Cerebra which will go towards improving the lives of children with neurological conditions through research, information and support. Cerebra is an organisation whose services are designed
Question: I’ve heard there will be some changes to how much Inheritance Tax is payable next year, is this true and will I need to review my Will? Answer: A lot of people have heard about the proposed changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) next year and, depending on your circumstances and the provisions of your
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