Steven Dawson

Carol Wilcock

Angela Coles

Cassie Dixon-Philip

People rarely want to spend their later years in a ‘nursing home’. Unfortunately, sometimes we may become incapable of looking after ourselves and it may be too much a burden to ask of our younger family members to give around the clock care.

Sometimes, therefore, families have no choice but to call upon the help of others to provide care – whether in a nursing home or other form of residential care. Many people object to their savings and home being used to pay for this care, as it reduces the inheritance that they wish to pass to their children. Transferring the house to the children does not guarantee their inheritance of it, and can leave you vulnerable in the future.

At Mills Kemp & Brown we can provide the necessary advice that cuts through the many myths and rumours surrounding what happens in such circumstances.

Home visits or an appointment in a ground floor room can be arranged – please ask about this when making an appointment