Deputy for Court of Protection (Was Re: off topic)

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I really don't kpow anything about how the system works at the moment -

including disadvantages of registering, so would be interested to hear from

people who have some experience.

Margaret

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> > You can only have one ISA and all of us should already have one even if its

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> > only got £20 in it.

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> > Decisions like where he will live after 18 is a biggie for me, if you are

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> > not agreeing with SS they can apply CoP, sidetrack you and put them in a sh

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> > ithole if you are unable to look after them. Over 40's end up in ESME

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> > nursing homes, god forbid and over my dead body. If the young person is

over 16,

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> > then SS more likely to challenge apparently in high cost cases, like Henry

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> > I know this is scarey for those of you with small kids and hope in

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> > your veins, do not doubt I still have hope in mine or I would not be here

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> > getting up at night chelating but when your kid nears 16 you have to start

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> > Mandi x

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> > In a message dated 10/01/2012 19:14:47 GMT Standard Time,

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> > mmcivor@ writes:

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> > would just put the ISA in your name .I guess you have to work out how

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> > practical it is to have an account in his name.

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> > What key decisions over his future were you thinking about Jane?

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