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Date: 18 Nov 2011

New partner underlines growth for B P Collins

Buckinghamshire law firm B P Collins has capped a successful 12 months for its private client team with the addition of new partner Paul Lowery.

Date: 20 Sep 2011

New Bill targets greater consumer protection for the elderly

The government has announced a new Consumer Bill of Rights, which will streamline overlapping legislation and regulation.

Date: 07 Jul 2011

Ex-ballerina Elaine McDonald loses right to overnight care

A former prima ballerina has lost her Supreme Court battle for an overnight carer to be provided by her local authority.

Date: 01 Jul 2011

Elderly could face ‘ruin’ if care proposals are ignored

Proposals to reform care for the elderly will be outlined to the government next week.

Date: 24 Jun 2011

Solicitors for the Elderly issues DIY probate warning

Applying for probate without seeing a solicitor comes with many attendant risks, Solicitors for the Elderly has warned.

Date: 14 Jun 2011

Banks ‘don’t understand’ Lasting Power of Attorney requests

Banks are proving a problem to people trying to set up Lasting Power of Attorney requests.

Date: 07 Jun 2011

Lasting Power of Attorney ‘should be considered by everyone’

People of all ages should think about establishing Lasting Power of Attorney.

Date: 20 May 2011

Talking about death still ‘taboo’

People in Britain are afraid to talk about the prospect of death, a survey from the Dying Matters Coalition has found.

Date: 19 May 2011

People advised to establish Lasting Power of Attorney

BUPA has stressed that it is vital for people to establish Lasting Power of Attorney.

Date: 16 Nov 2010

Power of attorney ‘not dealt with properly’ by banks

Many financial institutions are not carrying out transactions using power of attorney properly, the Office of the Public Guardian has revealed.

Date: 10 Nov 2010

Care home fees could abolish wills

Rising care home costs could leave people with nothing to leave in their wills, the Law Society warns.

Date: 29 Oct 2010

Power of attorney ‘doesn’t give the right to spend money’

Individuals who have been granted power of attorney do not have the right to spend a person's cash as they please, an expert claims.

Date: 18 Aug 2010

Popularity of equity release expected to soar

The equity release market is likely to surge in popularity over the coming years, it has been predicted.

Date: 04 Aug 2010

Crash victim ‘struggles to regain control of finances’

A man injured in a motorcycle accident is trying to overturn a Court of Protection order that means he cannot control his own financial affairs.