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From garage to unicorn – Employment law lessons for scaling tech teams
Catherine Bourne
If you are the parent of a disabled child, it is likely that you will be concerned about how that child is going to be taken care of after you die.
Sameena Munir blogs about the importance of keeping Wills, schedules of assets and appropriate original documents safe.
We may all be affected by loss of mental capacity in our lifetime; whether it is ourselves or a loved one. Illness, accident or even old age can have a devastating effect on our ability, and the ability of people around us, to manage day to day life. So what happens if a loved one, family member or friend loses the ability to manage their own finances?
Over the years, the wills and succession questions I have been asked more often than any other, concern stepchildren.
If only there was a simple answer to this question but it is something I have been musing over. I am a solicitor and a professional Deputy – this is what I do, it is my job, but how do I know whether I am actually good at it? Obviously I would like to think I am, but then again most of us think we are quite good at our jobs don’t we!
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