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Aged care complaints and staff wellbeing
With the announcement of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, we are seeing a marked increase in complaints being made by aged care clients and their families. There are many things to consider when responding to a complaint. However, one issue that we are turning our minds to more and more is the health and safety of employees.
New Enduring Power of Attorney Forms from 30 November 2020
Watch Brian Herd discuss the new Enduring Power form and Advance Health Directive form being introduced from today, 30 November 2020.
New Enduring Power of Attorney Forms from 30 November 2020
Watch Brian Herd discuss the new Enduring Power form and Advance Health Directive form being introduced from 30 November 2020.
Queensland welcomes New Zealand EPOA’s
As some of you may know, generally speaking, in Queensland we recognise Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPOA) made in other Australian States and Territories as
Do Centrelink debts die with you?
Short answer – no. Here’s a recent example from a decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in August 2020: Centrelink pursued a debt of over
Advance care planning to become more complicated for aged care and disability providers in Queensland
Queensland’s new Enduring Power of Attorney and Advance Health Directive forms will come into effect on 30 November 2020. The changes include the option for
Boomerang Gifts to Mum
Here’s what a beneficiary said to the Executors of an estate recently: “I bought some things for mum and I would like them back.” He
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