A team of Midlands-based legal experts is hosting a free workshop for those seeking information about long-term care.
Wright Future is a specialist department of law firm Wright Hassall that works with people both retired and nearing retirement, and their families, to prepare for potential incapacity as well as organising the affairs of elderly relatives.
With a number of issues surrounding private care homes being prevalent in the news at the moment, the firm is keen to engage with people concerned about planning for their future and particularly those that may encounter the need for long-term care.
A number of speakers will be on hand to offer advice on how best to approach such situations from a legal perspective as well as minimising costs.
Claire McGinnity heads up the Wright Future team and believes this seminar – which takes place at the firm’s office in at 4.30pm on Wednesday, July 13 – could be useful to a wide range of people.
She said: “If you require long-term care at some point in the future you could end up using your hard earned wealth to pay for your care home fees, with little being left to pass on in the way of inheritance.
“Our team can help you put your affairs in order and relieve some of the worry about long term care by illustrating how your assets are dealt with and your options in structuring your affairs to secure your future and your family’s future.
“The idea behind this seminar is to explain the current rules governing the funding of long-term care, distinguish between the facts and the myths and enable people to make informed choices and plan ahead to secure their future as well as those of their family.
“Unfortunately, this is becoming an area that many people will have to deal with at some point so it is important that people have all the information they need to make an informed decision.”
Places on this seminar are limited. To register your interest call Caroline Venuto on 01926 880793 or download a booking form here
