I think the subject title says it all.
Should a line be crossed with regard to 'best interests of' or 'given sufficient time to make a decision' as per guidance provided on receipt of LPA status, is an email trail evidential were contact with the Office of Public Guardian required.
Regards,
W (God, I hope I don't have to go down this road).
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Very pushy sibling as joint (and several) LPA.
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Wuffle wrote:I think the subject title says it all.
Not to me it doesn't.
Can you state your scenario and question explicitly please?
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Re: Very pushy sibling as joint (and several) LPA.
swill453 wrote:Wuffle wrote:I think the subject title says it all.
Not to me it doesn't.
Can you state your scenario and question explicitly please?
Scott.
And if I could be so bold, if the OP is an example of the manner in which the poster is in communication with the other party then they need to look at their own conduct too...
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Re: Very pushy sibling as joint (and several) LPA.
Commiserations to the OP, anyway. Not quite the same, but my sister and I fell out big-time over the administration of my mum's estate - yes, she was the one being unreasonable, although I would say that, wouldn't I? It took us eight years to get back to exchanging Christmas cards after that. What a good job that it was her who finally mellowed.
Seriously, don't underestimate the weight of these sorts of disputes. AFAIK (and IANAL), email exchanges are acceptable as proof in law. But try not to let it get to that sort of level.
BJ
Seriously, don't underestimate the weight of these sorts of disputes. AFAIK (and IANAL), email exchanges are acceptable as proof in law. But try not to let it get to that sort of level.
BJ
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