ABOUT
Meet Hannah.
Helps you understand the process of looking after an older relative, including care assessments, and tells you when and how to bring in a solicitor for anything formal, such as a deputyship application.
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE
A written elderly-care and mental-capacity report that sets out the legal and care-funding position, works through any care-fee means-test calculation and drafts the letters your solicitor needs, prepared for professional review.
A narrative report covering capacity status, care arrangements, Court of Protection position (LPA or deputyship) and the relevant law (Mental Capacity Act, Care Act, NHS Continuing Healthcare, s.117, DoLS)
A care-funding financial assessment with the means-test calculation shown in full (capital, income, weekly contribution and the current thresholds)
Ready-to-use documents and templates where relevant, such as deputyship application guidance, a capacity-assessment request letter, a CHC review request or an advance decision template
A prioritised action checklist with recommendations, plus flagged capacity, safeguarding and funding warnings graded by severity
This is calculations, reports and draft documents, not legal or medical advice — a qualified solicitor should review and sign, and human professional review is always required.
CAN DO
Deputyship applications
Care needs assessment
NHS CHC review
Care home fees & financial assessment
Advance decisions
SERVICES
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