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This work covers support for adults who need help with daily living and want to live independently, including housing with care and supported accommodation under the Care Act 2014. A solicitor in this area drafts and reviews care and support arrangements, assesses eligibility, negotiates with local authorities, and helps secure direct payments or personal budgets. They may handle disputes over funding, eligibility, or the level of support, and advise on safeguarding or lasting power of attorney if needed.
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The complexity lies in coordinating care packages, securing appropriate funding, and navigating the duties of local authorities under the Care Act 2014. The solicitor handles assessments, safeguarding concerns, eligibility decisions, and disputes with the local authority or housing providers, including reviewing or challenging decisions, and advising on direct payments and commissioned services.
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