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Elder Law Journal Online

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Elder Law Journal Online, published in association with Solicitors for the Elderly, is a major new publication that will ensure practitioners and professionals are kept fully up-to-date with the latest analysis, debate and timely information on developments in this area. Dealing with legal issues affecting older clients, their families and carers, it contains news of recent legislative and policy changes, authoritative case reports, invaluable articles and practice notes – all written and compiled by leading experts and specialist practitioners.

Includes:

• Comments – Personal views on topical issues from leading experts
• Newsline – The latest developments in law, policy and practice
• Case Reports – Reports of the latest important cases, together with analysis from some of the country's foremost experts in a range of disciplines. In addition there will be a listing of Court of Protection cases
• Articles – In-depth articles written by leading practitioners, academics and other experts
• In Practice – Brief, practical articles addressing problems experienced in practice, and clarifying new developments in law and procedure
• SFE News – Latest organizational news and dates for the diary

A full range of topics relevant to elder client advisers will be covered including:

• Age Discrimination
• Asset protection
• Capacity
• Care homes
• Court of Protection
• Elder abuse
• Equity release
• Funeral Planning
• Gifts
• Housing
• International issues
• Investments
• Living wills
• Ordinary, Lasting and Enduring Powers of Attorney
• Social care
• Statutory wills
• Welfare benefits
• Wills and trusts

In just a click of a button, you can access the latest case reports, articles and practice notes covered by leading experts. Elder Law Journal Online will provide you with:

• Online updates – Important case reports and articles delivered in advance of print
• Compatible with mobile devices - View the online service on your iPad/tablet device
• Create PDFs - Generate PDF versions of on-screen content to print, download or store offline
• Improved search engine - Indexing, hyperlinks and search filters to get you to the information you need quicker than ever before
• Your complete law library in one place - You can choose the modules you’d like to subscribe to, and even link it through to Jordans’ textbooks online (coming soon)

For further information on Elder Law Journal Online, please call a member of the sales team on 0117 918 1455 or email: sales@jordanpublishing.co.uk

To request a free trial to Elder Law Journal Online click here or call 0117 918 1555.