Title Research is pleased to share the latest episode of the topical talks podcast, featuring Heledd Wyn, partner at Rothley Law.
Heledd specialises in future planning, private wealth and court of protection matters. She is well-regarded for her expertise in long-term and elderly care issues, especially issues surrounding financial abuse.
Title Research is joined by Heledd to discuss financial abuse and vulnerable clients, including:
- Mental capacity act 2005 and care act 2014
- STEP’s spot the signs campaign
- The court of protection’s role in protecting vulnerable clients
- And more
You won’t want to miss it. Listen now!
Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
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About Title Research
Title research are a trusted specialists in probate genealogy and cross-border estate services. With over 60 years of experience, we help legal professionals identify beneficiaries, verify entitlement, and access assets both in the UK and overseas.
We combine proven research methods with a strong international network to find the information and people you need. Our approach is thorough and reliable, giving you confidence that the estate can be administered correctly and without unnecessary risk.
Title research’s services are designed to support every stage of estate administration. We help you locate missing beneficiaries, build and verify family trees, manage overseas assets, and more. By doing so, we reduce delays, minimise risk, and help you move cases forward more efficiently.
We are committed to clear and ethical approach. Our focus is always on ensuring beneficiaries receive their rightful inheritance, while giving you the clarity and support needed to deliver the best outcome for the estate.
To find out more about how we can support you, call +44 (0) 345 87 27 600 or email info@titleresearch.com.
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