Like many academics interested in capacity law, I have spent the last day or so working out what the newly published Government amendments for the…
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Rosie Harding is Professor of Law and Society at the University of Birmingham.
The second day of the House of Lords Committee stage on the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill took place on Monday 15th October. You can read…
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The Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill, which has its second reading in the House of Lords on Monday 16 July will reform the Deprivation of Liberty…
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The Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [HL] had its first reading in the House of Lords last week. The second reading is scheduled for 16 July 2018.…
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Following on from our finding in the Everyday Decisions research that people often did not get the help they needed or wanted with making legal…
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We are delighted to announce the publication of our Everyday Decisions project reports, detailing the Research Findings from the Everyday Decisions Project. On our research findings…
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November is Will Aid Month. During November every year, a large number of solicitors offer their services to write a simple will for people who…
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On 13 July, the Law Commission published their consultation paper on reforming the law relating to Making a Will. The consultation paper can be downloaded…
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This infographic sets out the three main parties policies on social care: What might these policies mean for you? If you own the home you…
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When the general election was announced, we promised to compare the policy commitments of the major parties on topics relating to the everyday decisions project.…
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