Unmarried couples – Why you need a Will!
With Valentine’s Day just gone, flowers placed in the vase and cards on the mantelpiece, those of... Find out more
Q. My mother, a widow, was diagnosed with dementia some time ago and her condition has now worsened. She has no Lasting Power of Attorney document in place and I am concerned as to how I will sort her finances out – what should I do?
A. Although it is always wise to ensure you have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place should it... Find out more
Wills for War Heroes
Slater Heelis are proud to announce we are offering a free will writing service for local veterans ... Find out more
The dangers of DIY Wills
If you choose to either draw up your own will or use an “off the shelf” DIY will kit it will un... Find out more
New report warns of looming incapacity crisis
A new report from SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) and independent think tank, Centre for Future St... Find out more
One piece at a time: Local school kids team with Slater Heelis to take action on dementia
We’ve joined forces with year six children at Forest Park Preparatory School in Sale to help rais... Find out more
Why a simple will might not be enough!
Having a will in place is essential. Even by having in place a simple Will it enables you to do ... Find out more
What is a Statutory Will and how do I apply for one?
If it is deemed that a person does not have sufficient mental capacity to make a Will themselves, t... Find out more
Q: My father has been diagnosed with aggressive Alzheimers Disease and my mum is struggling to cope with their finances as she has not dealt with them before. They never made any Powers of Attorney or Lasting Powers of Attorney and my friend says Social Services will have to deal with matters – is this correct?
A: Although it is wise to make a Lasting Power of Attorney when you have full mental capacity so th... Find out more