Ask the Experts - Community Care Law Working Lunch and Q&A
Following the success of our Q&A panels during the Coronavirus pandemic, we are launching a free monthly Community Care Q&A… … Read more…
Martin Searle Solicitors offer a range of complementary services to Professional Deputies, Panel Deputies, Attorneys and Financial Advisors.
Our holistic Service for Professional Deputies and Attorneys is designed to help you to ensure that you are achieving the best possible outcomes for your vulnerable clients, their families and their carers.
Our professional clients are able to take advantage of our specialist expertise in unravelling the complex Community Care Law and Employment Law issues that make a real difference to their own clients, and are reassured in knowing that we do not compete with their practice areas on any level.
We deliver tailor-made training, file audits and casework support services to Professional Deputies, Attorneys and Private Client teams.
See our brochure for full details on Martin Searle Solicitors’ Community Care Law Services for Professional Deputies & Attorneys
It may be useful to refer to our list of Abbreviations Used in Community Care Law and Abbreviations Used in SEN and Disability Law.
We do not employ lawyers who act as Deputy, Attorney or Trustee, nor do we deal with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, or Personal Injury Litigation. Rather, our expertise allows our professional clients to provide swift and efficient solutions where complex community care law and employment law issues impact on your vulnerable client group. We work in partnership to enhance the expert service our professional clients already deliver.
In delivering our advice and securing statutory funding, we are mindful of possible criticism of the Deputy from potential beneficiaries. This is particularly the case where the increasingly forceful charitable sector try to argue that a vulnerable person’s financial affairs could have been managed differently to increase any charitable donation.
Following the success of our Q&A panels during the Coronavirus pandemic, we are launching a free monthly Community Care Q&A… … Read more…