I don't know who else to ask this question of and I don't really like asking it as it sounds awful.
I fear that my mum's solicitor has been less than honest with her. He has POA and there's lots been going on while I'm at the other side of the world that I can't help with. I don't want to say too much.
The solicitor in question was a partner at Firm A. He then left and went on to be a partner at Firm B.
Mum has signed a Subject Access Request (which I organised for her) and has had a reply from Firm A saying that the solicitor/partner took all the paperwork with him apart from the ledger pages which they have sent a copy of.
I'm just finding it strange that a partner would be allowed to do that. When mum uses a solicitor in a company is the company not in some way responsible? Does the company not have to keep a record of paperwork?
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