Lasting Power of Attorney explained

Lasting Power of Attorney explained

It’s important for a person with dementia to get their paperwork in order as swiftly as possible by setting up Lasting Power of Attorney before it’s too late. Christina Neal talks to Jeff Smith from MB Associates who explains the different types of Lasting Power of...
Coping with financial abuse

Coping with financial abuse

Having dementia puts a person at greater risk of being exploited financially. Christina Neal explains the importance of keeping an eye on a person’s finances.  It’s a sad fact that a person with dementia is at greater risk of being exploited by those who are...
A guide to Lasting Power of Attorney

A guide to Lasting Power of Attorney

It’s recommended that you get Lasting Power of Attorney prepared and registered straight away, while the person with dementia still has capacity. If a solicitor thinks they lack mental capacity, you might not be able to proceed with the Lasting Power of Attorney, so...
Getting the paperwork sorted

Getting the paperwork sorted

If a loved one has just been diagnosed with dementia, they may still be fairly independent at this stage, but it’s important to get their paperwork organised swiftly. Here’s what I’d recommend organising…  Encourage the person to make a Lasting Power of Attorney –...