When Systems Become Barriers
When someone dies, families are often left with questions. Sometimes those questions are simply part of the grieving process.
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Capacity & undue influence
7 articles on this theme.
The Problem Isn’t That Nobody Knew
When something terrible happens, we often hear the same questions. The problem was not always a lack of recognition. The problem was what happened after recognition.
The Safeguarding Gap in Powers of Attorney – UK and Isle of Man
A capacity assessment determines whether a person understands a decision at a specific moment.
Capacity Does Not Equal Protection
There is legislation in place, including: It is failure to apply it properly in real-world situations. Official figures suggest these cases are rare.
This Was Not Missed, It Was Dismissed
Not in one case. Not in one place. But across the UK, the Isle of Man and beyond. A vulnerable person raises concerns. A family member raises concerns.
When Opinion Becomes Outcome
Independent Corroboration, Digital Narrative Control and the Structural Risks in Coercive Control Cases In safeguarding, probate and capacity disputes, professional opinion carries significant weight.
Transparency in Will Drafting
Wills are not always prepared by solicitors. In practice, they may be drafted by a range of professionals, advisers or organisations.