What We Do

Later Life planning is a vital, but often overlooked, responsibility, whether you are a private individual or a business owner. Its purpose is to strategically plan a pathway so you can enjoy the future you want, rather than leave it to chance. Ensuring your wishes are known and understood will provide you with peace of mind so you can enjoy your later years worry free. It will also provide clarity for those around you in respect of your personal and financial affairs.

We understand that every individual’s case is different, and advise in a bespoke and understanding way, always putting first your interests and those who are important to you. With a team based in Brighton and Liverpool, you can be sure our later life solicitors will treat you with care and sensitivity when dealing with your affairs.

For more information on care advice please click here.

Our later life teams in Brighton and Liverpool have experience in providing the following services:

Later Life

• Powers of Attorney
• Court of Protection Deputyships
• Preparation of Wills
• Statutory Wills and Gift Applications for those without mental capacity
• Management of financial affairs
• Issues and disputes around capacity
• Elder abuse
• Care finding & audits/spot checks
• Care fees advice – Private, Local Authority & Continuing Care
• Residential Home contracts
• Handholding/‘signposting’

Estate Planning

• Wealth planning and protection
• Inheritance tax planning
• Business owners’ tax planning and succession
• Preparation of Wills

End of Life

•  Probate

Services to professionals

Every business owner needs to consider disaster recovery, continuity and succession. We offer pragmatic and commercial advice, best suited to you and your business. For more information on the advice our solicitors offer business owners please visit our business owners page here.

Our solicitors also provide the following services to professionals:

• Business mentoring to care providers
• Advice to existing attorneys and deputies on Deputy Standards, practicalities, and best practice

Whether you are making your own plans or you’re dealing with the affairs of a family member, our friendly solicitors can help.

Relevant articles

Disagreements between attorneys over a loved one's affairs. 

My father has had to go into a care home and his bank will not let me set up a direct debit to pay the care fees monthly from his bank account. Unfortunately he cannot do this himself as he no longer understand what is involved. 

My parents are very elderly but are in good health. Should they consider making Lasting Powers of Attorney? 

My father has been diagnosed with dementia. He has put off important changes to his will for months, but now his doctor says he no longer has capacity. Can anything be done? 

My mother has just been diagnosed as being in the very early stages of dementia. Is it too late for her to make a will? 

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Reasons to make a Lasting Power of Attorney 

Half a house - a warning for Executors and Attorneys

Free home visits and evening appointments for later life legal advice

FREE DROP IN SESSIONS FOR LATER LIFE LEGAL ADVICE

Getting organised for the future

The sad case of Mrs T

Borsetshire Blues

Care Crisis in Ambridge