✏️ R E J E C T E D • L A S T I N G • P O W E R S • O F • A T T O R N E Y ✏️

Recent Freedom of Information (FOI) data reveals that in the past five years, there have been nearly 130,000 instances of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) being declined since 2018.
😮 This comprises approximately 52,057 rejections related to Health and welfare LPAs and roughly 75,791 rejections concerning Property and finance LPAs 😮

The primary reasons for these LPA rejections include:
⭐️ Discrepancies in the signing order, involving the donor, certificate provider, and attorneys.
⭐️ Missing or incomplete information, as well as omitted details pertaining to individuals referenced in the LPAs.
⭐️ Errors in the witnessing process.
⭐️ Inclusion of unfeasible requests within the LPAs.
⭐️ Modifications made to the LPAs without proper initialling and dating.

Presently, there are significant bottlenecks in the registration of LPAs. Consequently, any rejection only exacerbates these delays further, leading to increased costs and frustration for those involved.

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Lasting Power of Attorney Breakdown

Let's delve into an important topic – Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). 🖋️

An LPA is a vital document that allows you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you ever become unable to do so. It's not just for the older generation; everyone can benefit from having one. 🧡

🔍 What's in an LPA?
1. Property and Financial Affairs LPA: This covers decisions about money, property, and assets.
2. Health and Welfare LPA: This includes choices about medical treatment, care, and daily routines.

It's all about protecting your interests and ensuring your wishes are upheld. 👨‍⚖️

💡 Why is it crucial?
- In case of accidents, illness, or loss of mental capacity, your LPA ensures your voice is heard.
- Without one, decisions may be taken out of your hands.

Let's break the stigma and make Will writing, including LPAs, clear and accessible to all generations. 👍

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NHS Faces Challenges Amid Winter Viruses Surge and Junior Doctor Strikes | ##nhs #winterpressure

With the junior doctors six-day strike coming to an end today (9th January 2024), the government are refusing to negotiate a new pay deal until staff return to work.
But what happens if talks fail to resume? Is another strike looming on the horizon?

https://www.standard.co.uk/new....s/politics/nhs-gover

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Could AI hold the key to better care for dementia patients and their carers?

One Cambridgeshire firm is looking at ways that artificial intelligence can offer practical support around the home without the need for invasive cameras and microphones.

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I miss my mum she’s laying here beside me but she is not the same anymore 😞

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Hi everyone
I thought pop on to share with you all a little comfort which helped my grandma and the service users i use to care for.

I honestly think sometime they used to believe this was there own children but it really made them happy

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We have been up all night again.

Mom was tired and wanted to go to bed. I walked her to her bedroom and pulled the covers down and she said she's already slept there.
I explained that she had slept there last night and she said she couldn’t sleep there again. The sheets are washed and changed every day so it’s not like something was dirty.

She is now laying in that bed and pouting. She has been cursing me for the last 5 hours for putting her where she had already slept.

I can't seem to get any sleep. Don’t know what to do anymore… 😓

Discover this eye-opening news article on BBC shedding light on the challenges faced by parents and carers of children with special education needs (SEND) within a system stretched thin by overwhelming demand.

Have you personally been affected by this? Please share your thoughts and experiences on this critical issue.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-....england-hampshire-67

Hello everyone 👋
I hope everyone has enjoyed your christmas break 😊 and wishing you all a very happy helathy new year 🥳 🎉

If you do manage to get a bit of time to yourself

Try and step outside for a little bit of fresh air!