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so if they later become incapable. More information is available in FAQ section
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) appointee. He does not have a bank account in his own name. An intervention order may be necessary
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Search Case Study 3 Helen's story Helen lives at home. Due to incapacity she is having difficulty paying her household bills on time and debts are building up. Helen’s close friend, Charlie, applied to access the necessary funds in her bank account so that he could ensure that Helen’s bills
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East Renfrewshire Council’s prevention team have useful videos and an information pack available to help residents; avoid scams, stop cold calls, hire reputable traders and advice on other services. See their website for more information
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The Scottish Business Resilience Centre has issued some very useful information and advice on activities about ‘Fraudulent Requests for Payment’ and ‘Community Alarms Fraud’
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of the PoA, as this may inadvertently delay the PoA from being processed on time. The examples below outline, or into a care home; is at risk of financial harm as they cannot act in their own interests to pay
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We are delighted to announce that Marsh Ltd (underwritten by Aviva) has been reappointed as our preferred cautionary provider, until November 2025. Under this arrangement, Marsh will provide affordable, easy-to-arrange Bonds of Caution (and other free services) to financial guardians, including a freeze on premium rates for the duration of this term. Marsh will continue to develop their online, and easier to arrange immediate cover. For more information and visit www.arrangebonds.com
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subscribed on and after 30 October 2023 £30 Duplicate or Replacement Certificate (includes
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Please note: If you urgently require an Inventory of Estate, Management Plan or Annual Account to be reviewed and approved, please email OPGOrders@scotcourts.gov.uk explaining the urgency, and we will do our best to accommodate your request
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been frozen by the bank due to his incapacity. As a result Liz has been paying his care home fees