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SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) was set up in 1996 and set out to be a specialist group of lawyers to support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people. (By vulnerable we mean people who may not be able bodied and/or who may be mentality incapacitated i.e. they need help to make decisions or they can’t make decisions forthemselves.)
THE MEMBERSHIP PROCESS Just Assess will let us know when you’ve passed. You must complete this within 8 weeks of joining. Pay your first year's membership subscription fee. It’s £175. Pay online or we’ll send you an invoice. You are now an Associate Member. Once you pass the OCCP and pay your subscription you will become an associate member of SFE. SFE NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2021 Event content: In an exciting new format for the SFE annual conference, we’re pleased to bring you a day long, in-depth case study with expert speakers to help unpick the key legal issues for Nigel and his loved ones. The case study synopsis is below. To read the full case study, please click here. RE WILLIAMS EWHC 586 Re Williams EWHC 586. This note considers the recent case of Re Williams EWHC 586 (Ch), which involved the mistaken disposition of a property in a will. Whereas mistake cases tend to be brought as claims for rectification, the claim in Re Williams was pleaded under the doctrine of “want of knowledge and approval”. MILES & ANOR V SHEARER EWHC 1000 (CH) Miles & Anor v Shearer EWHC 1000 (Ch) This was an Inheritance Act claim by two adult daughters (aged 39 and 40) against the estate of their late father. The Defendant was the deceased’s second wife, who received the vast majority of the deceased’s estate under his will. No provision under the will had been made for the Claimants. LOCAL GOVERNMENT OMBUDSMAN DECISION ON DELIBERATE However, the Ombudsman found against the local authority decision that this was deliberate deprivation emphasising that all 3 parts of the test must be satisfied for deliberate deprivation to be found: If avoiding paying for care fees was a significant motivating factor. Whether a need for care was foreseeable. Whether a need to pay forcare
CO-OWNERSHIP: COMMON INTENTION CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST AND Co-ownership: common intention constructive trust and proprietary estoppel. The deceased’s same-sex partner successfully established that he had a 50% beneficial interest in a property registered in the deceased’s sole name pursuant to a common intention constructive trust and/or proprietary estoppel as a result of an oral agreementthey
HIGH COURT - PROPRIETARY ESTOPPEL/ CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST High Court – Proprietary Estoppel/ Constructive Trust – Dobson v Griffey EWHC 1117 (Ch) by SFE Admin | Jun 7, 2018 | Court updates. This case shows the difficulty of obtaining an interest in land under the doctrines of proprietary estoppel and constructive trust where the claimant is relying on having contributed manual labour and other assistance to the works on the property, but SPENDING MONEY AS AN ATTORNEY: THE DOS AND DON’TS Robert is a Partner in Burley & Geach based at Liphook and qualified as a Solicitor in October 1989. He has over 25 experience in his chosen fields, the last 19 years at Burley & Geach, where he started as an assistant Solicitor, becoming a Partner in the firm in January2009.
WELLESLEY V EARL COWLEY EWHC 11 Wellesley v Earl Cowley EWHC 11. by SFE Admin | Apr 5, 2019 | Court updates. The claim was brought by Ms Tara Wellesley against the estate of her father, the 7 th Earl Cowley (“the Deceased”), under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. The Claimant was the eldest daughter of the late Earl, and the Defendants were her brother, step-sisters and the fourth SOLICITORS FOR THE ELDERLY Our specialist group of solicitors and lawyers support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people's lives. We support our members by providing them with expert training and best practice, be it tax planning or asset preservation. SFE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE SFE’s own best practice packs for members. SFE leaflets. Click here REA V REA EWHC 893 (CH) Rea v Rea EWHC 893 (Ch) This was an appeal to the High Court from a decision made by Deputy Master Arkush in September 2019. The claim was a probate claim brought by Rita, the daughter of the deceased testatrix, Mrs Rea. Rita wished to propound a will executed by Mrs Rea in 2015 (“the Will”). Rita’s brothers, Remo, Nino andDavid
THE MEMBERSHIP PROCESS Just Assess will let us know when you’ve passed. You must complete this within 8 weeks of joining. Pay your first year's membership subscription fee. It’s £175. Pay online or we’ll send you an invoice. You are now an Associate Member. Once you pass the OCCP and pay your subscription you will become an associate member of SFE.USING THE SFE FORUM
The use of the SFE email forum is a significant benefit of membership and so is personal to SFE members. As such it should not be used to place problems of non – members. Furthermore, members must ensure that the email forum responses are not shared with third parties, whether they are to other forums or other people. COURT OF PROTECTION PROCESS & APPLICATION MILES & ANOR V SHEARER EWHC 1000 (CH) Miles & Anor v Shearer EWHC 1000 (Ch) This was an Inheritance Act claim by two adult daughters (aged 39 and 40) against the estate of their late father. The Defendant was the deceased’s second wife, who received the vast majority of the deceased’s estate under his will. No provision under the will had been made for the Claimants. HIGH COURT - CONSTRUCTION OF WILLS - CLARKE-SULLIVAN VSEE MORE ONSFE.LEGAL
PROPRIETARY ESTOPPEL This is the latest in the ever-growing jurisprudence concerning farmers and proprietary estoppel. As ever, it illustrates that in the right circumstances the court is willing to give effect to non-written and relatively indirect assurances in the context of the particular idiosyncrasies of domestic farming arrangements. The judgment is particularly important for its clarification on PERSONAL INJURY TRUST (PIT) A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) can protect entitlement to benefits if it is set up within 52 weeks after receiving money towards or in full settlement of your claim. It is best to set the trust up as soon as possible, ideally before your compensation payment has been made. That payment may be an interim or final payment from an insurance company SOLICITORS FOR THE ELDERLY Our specialist group of solicitors and lawyers support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people's lives. We support our members by providing them with expert training and best practice, be it tax planning or asset preservation. SFE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE SFE’s own best practice packs for members. SFE leaflets. Click here REA V REA EWHC 893 (CH) Rea v Rea EWHC 893 (Ch) This was an appeal to the High Court from a decision made by Deputy Master Arkush in September 2019. The claim was a probate claim brought by Rita, the daughter of the deceased testatrix, Mrs Rea. Rita wished to propound a will executed by Mrs Rea in 2015 (“the Will”). Rita’s brothers, Remo, Nino andDavid
THE MEMBERSHIP PROCESS Just Assess will let us know when you’ve passed. You must complete this within 8 weeks of joining. Pay your first year's membership subscription fee. It’s £175. Pay online or we’ll send you an invoice. You are now an Associate Member. Once you pass the OCCP and pay your subscription you will become an associate member of SFE.USING THE SFE FORUM
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PROPRIETARY ESTOPPEL This is the latest in the ever-growing jurisprudence concerning farmers and proprietary estoppel. As ever, it illustrates that in the right circumstances the court is willing to give effect to non-written and relatively indirect assurances in the context of the particular idiosyncrasies of domestic farming arrangements. The judgment is particularly important for its clarification on PERSONAL INJURY TRUST (PIT) A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) can protect entitlement to benefits if it is set up within 52 weeks after receiving money towards or in full settlement of your claim. It is best to set the trust up as soon as possible, ideally before your compensation payment has been made. That payment may be an interim or final payment from an insurance companyWHO ARE SFE?
SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) was set up in 1996 and set out to be a specialist group of lawyers to support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people. (By vulnerable we mean people who may not be able bodied and/or who may be mentality incapacitated i.e. they need help to make decisions or they can’t make decisions forthemselves.)
SFE NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2021 Event content: In an exciting new format for the SFE annual conference, we’re pleased to bring you a day long, in-depth case study with expert speakers to help unpick the key legal issues for Nigel and his loved ones. The case study synopsis is below. To read the full case study, please click here. HIGH COURT - CONSTRUCTION OF WILLS - CLARKE-SULLIVAN V High Court – Construction of Wills – Clarke-Sullivan v Clarke-Sullivan EWHC 4 (Ch) by SFE Admin | Feb 4, 2021 | Court updates. This is an interesting decision of Master Clark concerning a gift made by a testatrix in a Will to the trustees of a trust which had been wound up, and how the construction of this clause should be resolved in circumstances in which the deceased was of New RE WILLIAMS EWHC 586 Re Williams EWHC 586. This note considers the recent case of Re Williams EWHC 586 (Ch), which involved the mistaken disposition of a property in a will. Whereas mistake cases tend to be brought as claims for rectification, the claim in Re Williams was pleaded under the doctrine of “want of knowledge and approval”. PLK & ORS (COURT OF PROTECTION: COSTS) EWHC B28 PLK & Ors (Court of Protection: Costs) EWHC B28 (Costs) (30 September 2020) On 30 September 2020, the Senior Courts Costs Office published its long-awaited Court of Protection judgment in relation to the matters of PLK, AAT, NC and PNT. The matter was brought by four professional deputies on the basis that the Guideline Hourly Rates(GHR
LOCAL GOVERNMENT OMBUDSMAN DECISION ON DELIBERATE However, the Ombudsman found against the local authority decision that this was deliberate deprivation emphasising that all 3 parts of the test must be satisfied for deliberate deprivation to be found: If avoiding paying for care fees was a significant motivating factor. Whether a need for care was foreseeable. Whether a need to pay forcare
SPENDING MONEY AS AN ATTORNEY: THE DOS AND DON’TS Robert is a Partner in Burley & Geach based at Liphook and qualified as a Solicitor in October 1989. He has over 25 experience in his chosen fields, the last 19 years at Burley & Geach, where he started as an assistant Solicitor, becoming a Partner in the firm in January2009.
CO-OWNERSHIP: COMMON INTENTION CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST AND Co-ownership: common intention constructive trust and proprietary estoppel. The deceased’s same-sex partner successfully established that he had a 50% beneficial interest in a property registered in the deceased’s sole name pursuant to a common intention constructive trust and/or proprietary estoppel as a result of an oral agreementthey
RE BHUSATE EWHC 2362 Re Bhusate EWHC 2362. The case concerned the administration of the estate of Kashinath Bhusate (“the Deceased”), who died intestate in 1990. The main asset in his estate was a family home in London (“the Property”). At the time of his death the Deceased had the entire beneficial interest in the Property and was the sole HIGH COURT - PROPRIETARY ESTOPPEL/ CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST High Court – Proprietary Estoppel/ Constructive Trust – Dobson v Griffey EWHC 1117 (Ch) by SFE Admin | Jun 7, 2018 | Court updates. This case shows the difficulty of obtaining an interest in land under the doctrines of proprietary estoppel and constructive trust where the claimant is relying on having contributed manual labour and other assistance to the works on the property, but SOLICITORS FOR THE ELDERLY Our specialist group of solicitors and lawyers support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people's lives. We support our members by providing them with expert training and best practice, be it tax planning or asset preservation.WHO ARE SFE?
SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) was set up in 1996 and set out to be a specialist group of lawyers to support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people. (By vulnerable we mean people who may not be able bodied and/or who may be mentality incapacitated i.e. they need help to make decisions or they can’t make decisions forthemselves.)
SFE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE SFE’s own best practice packs for members. SFE leaflets. Click here REA V REA EWHC 893 (CH) Rea v Rea EWHC 893 (Ch) This was an appeal to the High Court from a decision made by Deputy Master Arkush in September 2019. The claim was a probate claim brought by Rita, the daughter of the deceased testatrix, Mrs Rea. Rita wished to propound a will executed by Mrs Rea in 2015 (“the Will”). Rita’s brothers, Remo, Nino andDavid
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Recognising that more needed to be done in this complex area, the guidance framework, has been jointly developed by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG), the British Bankers Association (BBA) and the Building Societies Association (BSA), working in collaboration with COURT OF PROTECTION PROCESS & APPLICATION PERSONAL INJURY TRUST (PIT) A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) can protect entitlement to benefits if it is set up within 52 weeks after receiving money towards or in full settlement of your claim. It is best to set the trust up as soon as possible, ideally before your compensation payment has been made. That payment may be an interim or final payment from an insurance company RE BHUSATE EWHC 2362 Re Bhusate EWHC 2362. The case concerned the administration of the estate of Kashinath Bhusate (“the Deceased”), who died intestate in 1990. The main asset in his estate was a family home in London (“the Property”). At the time of his death the Deceased had the entire beneficial interest in the Property and was the sole SOLICITORS FOR THE ELDERLY Our specialist group of solicitors and lawyers support and make a difference to older and vulnerable people's lives. We support our members by providing them with expert training and best practice, be it tax planning or asset preservation.WHO ARE SFE?
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SFE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE SFE’s own best practice packs for members. SFE leaflets. Click here REA V REA EWHC 893 (CH) Rea v Rea EWHC 893 (Ch) This was an appeal to the High Court from a decision made by Deputy Master Arkush in September 2019. The claim was a probate claim brought by Rita, the daughter of the deceased testatrix, Mrs Rea. Rita wished to propound a will executed by Mrs Rea in 2015 (“the Will”). Rita’s brothers, Remo, Nino andDavid
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Recognising that more needed to be done in this complex area, the guidance framework, has been jointly developed by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG), the British Bankers Association (BBA) and the Building Societies Association (BSA), working in collaboration with COURT OF PROTECTION PROCESS & APPLICATION PERSONAL INJURY TRUST (PIT) A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) can protect entitlement to benefits if it is set up within 52 weeks after receiving money towards or in full settlement of your claim. It is best to set the trust up as soon as possible, ideally before your compensation payment has been made. That payment may be an interim or final payment from an insurance company RE BHUSATE EWHC 2362 Re Bhusate EWHC 2362. The case concerned the administration of the estate of Kashinath Bhusate (“the Deceased”), who died intestate in 1990. The main asset in his estate was a family home in London (“the Property”). At the time of his death the Deceased had the entire beneficial interest in the Property and was the soleSFE ACCREDITATION
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SPENDING MONEY AS AN ATTORNEY: THE DOS AND DON’TS Robert is a Partner in Burley & Geach based at Liphook and qualified as a Solicitor in October 1989. He has over 25 experience in his chosen fields, the last 19 years at Burley & Geach, where he started as an assistant Solicitor, becoming a Partner in the firm in January2009.
CO-OWNERSHIP: COMMON INTENTION CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST AND Co-ownership: common intention constructive trust and proprietary estoppel. The deceased’s same-sex partner successfully established that he had a 50% beneficial interest in a property registered in the deceased’s sole name pursuant to a common intention constructive trust and/or proprietary estoppel as a result of an oral agreementthey
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