An elderly person may need advice in an area of Law, we will give you time to ensure that we fully understand your concerns. At Keith Park Solicitors we will try not to confuse with legal jargon but provide advice with sensitivity and understanding.

Some areas that are of particular relevance to our elderly clients include:-

Sharing Accommodation

You may consider living with other family members or considering making a joint purchase of a property with members of your family in order to provide shared accommodation. There are many legal and practical issues to consider and we can discuss these with you.

Residential Care

It is hard to imagine not being able to live in your own home and not be able to look after yourself. Planning at the right time to make sure that any care you may need in the future, is covered without having to sell your home, is important for some people and you may wish to protect your assets from being used in their entirety to fund residential care in the future. It is true that your capital and home can be used to pay for this care. Simply transferring the property to your children is no guarantee that your house will be protected from being used to pay for care fees. We can provide advice and practical help on managing the impact of care home fees.

Contact us to find out more about how our residential care solicitors in Liverpool and St. Helens can help you.

Wills

Everyone should make a Will to ensure that their personal and financial affairs are in order and that the right people will benefit from your Estate. You may already have a Will which may have been made many years ago and you may wish to update it.

We recommend that our clients review their Will every three years as circumstances change and your Will should reflect any changes in your personal circumstances.

Whatever your problem or issue our wills solicitors in Liverpool and St. Helens can help you.

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Lasting Power of Attorney

A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that lets you appoint someone that you trust to be an attorney to make decisions on your behalf.

Our lasting power of attorney solicitors in Liverpool and St. Helens are waiting to help you.

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