Top 10 of 325 law firms for Home and Residential Care, Elder Law

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This area covers planning and securing care for older or vulnerable adults who need help at home or in residential or nursing homes, including state-funded assessments, supported living arrangements, and arranging long-term care funding. A solicitor helps with care needs assessments, arranging suitable care placements, negotiating contracts with care providers, and challenging or applying for funding, such as Local Authority funding, Continuing Healthcare, and Attendance Allowance or Pension Credit. They also handle safeguarding concerns, capacity issues, and, if needed, guardianship or deputyship arrangements to protect the client’s interests.

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Solicitors in this field manage the specific protections around care placement, including the rights and duties of the Local Authority, the terms of care contracts, and the accessibility of funding streams. They help navigate eligibility criteria, appeals, and disputes with care providers, safeguarding processes, and any necessary protective orders or deputyship to manage finances or welfare decisions.

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