What is a Deputyship Order? A Deputyship order is applied for when a person loses mental capacity without having a valid Enduring Power of Attorney or Lasting Power of Attorney in place. This order is granted by the Court of Protection; a court which makes decisions for those that can’t decide on matters themselves. A…
Why Will Writing Is Important Will writing is also taking care of your loved ones. Most people believe that writing a will is only for people who have ‘a lot to leave’ or you may think that all your belongings will automatically go to your partner once you pass away, but this is not true….
Separation is going to be a difficult time for a child, they will have a range of emotions and won’t always be able to communicate this to their parents. Sadness, anger, frustration, and confusion are all very common emotions for a child to feel. This is why child custody arrangements should be handled delicately with…
Did you know the average person in the UK can spend up to 2,040 hours a year at work? Here at EPO solicitors, we know you spend most of your life at work, so we know the importance of feeling happy and content whilst there. Sadly, there are instances where this isn’t always the case,…
GOOD NEWS FOR CO-HABITING COUPLES The Department for Work and Pensions has announced plans to extend bereavement support to cohabiting couples with children. Previously, a surviving parent could only claim the financial support if they had been married or in a civil partnership at the time of their spouse or civil partner’s death. Under new…
