Elderly Clients: A Precedent Manual provides a comprehensive wealth of precedents to assist the private client adviser in tackling the whole range of issues that affect elderly clients in the UK. These include the difficult and ever-changing problems of planning for a client's possible incapacity in later life, care contracts, funeral planning, wills, and equity release schemes. In addition to the UK precedents, useful checklists assist the adviser in such matters as registering a lasting power of attorney and establishing whether the client has authority to make a will or gift. Each chapter of this third edition has been thoroughly revised to take account of all major developments including: the UK's Mental Capacity Act 2005 (affecting lasting powers of attorney, mental capacity issues, deputyship [replacing receivership], new law and practice on statutory wills, and the statutory basis for a living will); the Health and Social Care Act 2007 (covering changes to care homes); and case-law changes (affecting areas such as wills and sharing residential property). It includes a CD-ROM containing all of the precedents.

Inspector Morse, the popular Oxford-based sleuth, delighted audiences worldwide from his first appearance on TV screens in 1987, right up to his farewell performance in 2000. John Thaw gave a memorable performance as the bachelor detective, and Kevin Whately admirably portrayed the faithful Sergeant Lewis. Now updated to include full coverage of 2007's Lewis series, this definitive guide to Morse and Lewis's adventures also contains a critique of Colin Dexter's original novels, their television adaptations, and other writers' stories featuring the popular characters. David Bishop's book will appeal to all established Morse fans, as well as to new converts.

Product Description: David Bishop

In a horrifying future world in which the Russian Revolution never happened, Nikolai Dante has a price on his head, and during a visit to Britannia, he finds himself framed for a royal murder, and the only way to escape the executioner is to find the real killer. Original.