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The Association of Lifetime Lawyers
A community of legal professionals on a mission to support older and vulnerable people with the right legal advice.
About The Association of Lifetime Lawyers
The Association of Lifetime Lawyers was founded in 1996 to make sure that when people are vulnerable, they have access to a legal professional with the skills and experience to help. Because when people don’t have access to specialist legal advice, the impact for them and their loved ones can be devastating. We’re a community of likeminded professionals committed to delivering the best outcomes for older and vulnerable clients throughout their life. As a member, you’ll benefit from: • Accreditation • Our friendly forum • News alerts on important developments and changes • Resources and best practice guides • A broad training programme • Regional events • Annual conference • Tools for promotion • Business referrals • Voicing concerns to government/legal bodies • Campaigns to improve the legal rights of older and vulnerable people. Our members say it best: “The Association of Lifetime Lawyers offers some brilliant tools and resources, like the Forum, Court of Protection and LPA packs. In fact, I’d say I rely on the resources." “If you’re not an Accredited Lifetime Lawyer then you’re only half ready to practice.”
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Signals from The Association of Lifetime Lawyers
2 published signals
Legal & Regulatory
The Association of Lifetime Lawyers met with the SME & Boutique Law Firm Alliance representatives to discuss proposed changes to COLP and COFA eligibility and the £600,000 turnover threshold.
Reported by Jade Gani
Legal & Regulatory
The Association of Lifetime Lawyers formed the SME & Boutique Law Firm Alliance to call on the SRA to reconsider COLP and COFA eligibility changes.
Reported by Jade Gani