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Deputyship is insolvent
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For what reason? They may decline to discuss anything with you anyway because the contract is with whoever has paid them.biggysmaller said:elsien said:If your mother has passed away then the deputyship no longer applies. It ceases on death.
It's prepaid and I want to contact themAnd give the previous issues with the care home getting stuck in the middle, they probably just want to be well out of it.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
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Because they caused me upset on first visit0
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They insisted on seeing my mother whilst wearing a mask0
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Or told to go home
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Seems a reasonable request during a pandemic.
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Dementia homes have their own government Guidelines
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No it wasn't for nearly deaf mum
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Is this about wanting to be involved in your mum’s funeral arrangements when the time comes? Because if so, I’m not sure challenging the deputyship is going to make a lot of difference.Is there no-one who could mediate between you and your sister?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
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Maybe. Researching it
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Anyhow the home have scrapped all mask mandates because of my complaint to the authority
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