Looking after vulnerable clients that want to co-habit (OnDemand)
In this one-hour webinar, Melinda Giles looks at the issues relating to vulnerable clients wishing to co-habit or marry, recorded in our webinar on Tuesday 13 October.
Getting the balance right when championing the freedom and protection of vulnerable clients and their families is challenging.
This webinar reviewed the specific issues related to a vulnerable client wishing to co-habit or marry.
Key questions considered include what is the test for mental capacity to do either, and who decides if they have capacity.
Practising private client law work has become more challenging during coronavirus (COVID-19) and issues arising from that were also be considered.
This webinar is exclusive on demand to Private Client Section members.
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