Now those business can help guide their clients in the right direction for different services they require. For example, you go to an estate agents because you need to sell your parent’s home when they have died. The estate agents can provide you with basic information about the need to have a Grant of Probate in order to sell the home.   They can pint you in the right direction.  Another example is, a client visits a funeral home to pre arrange their funeral as they will soon become very ill and die and they do not want to leave the arrangements to their loved ones. The funeral director recognises that their client may need a lasting power of attorney put in place so when they become unable to deal with their affairs, their appointed attorneys (normally family and friends) can deal with their affairs without having to apply for deputyship. A third example is, a care home recently receives a new resident who is concerned that the family will not know which heirlooms he wants them to have when he dies. The carer suggests he contact Marshall Hall Levy to make a Will and give him peace of mind.

Julie was presented with her Licentiate Certificate, membership card and lapel badge at a Manor House Funerals Seminar, by Reverend George Callander (President) and Stephen Corpe (Managing Director of Manor House Funerals and Patron of the Society), who thanked Julie for her contribution in bereavement care.