Legal Advice re inheritance and housing

I will try to respond to everything all in one go. I was a bit surprised when I suddenly got notifications this week as there's been nothing for over a year!  Firstly, the CAB lady said she was not sufficiently well up in legal matters to help me when I outlined what I wanted to know, which is why she specifically referred me to Scope, she told me there was a  legal helpline.  I did phone the Scope helpline and was told there was no help available, and was advised to phone the Disability Law Service, which was no good either, as mentioned in my earlier messages above. My questions were about very particular things to do with ownership of my house, things which my own solicitor asked me to check out for myself rather than giving me an answer, which wasn't very helpful to say the least. Although this is all about securing the future for my daughter it is much more about legal niceties and inheritance law. I had a long phone conversation with a Tax Officer who was extremely vague and non-commital, and so again, that got me nowhere. 

I was very disappointed that you deleted the post from Templar EP as they very clearly offered me Free advice, so I don't see how that can be construed as advertising. 

I am back at square one now. It is worrying enough to be sole carer for someone so vulnerable, who now has Long Covid on top of ME (as do I, but that's another story), but having tried so hard to find some clear legal advice I just find myself going round in circles. If you don't allow your members to offer free advice, how can that be helpful - I don't want kind words and pats on the back, nor to be told to go back to where I started, I was looking for someone, finally to be be willing to engage with my questions, which are not exactly outlandish or strange! I'm very sad that yet again I seem to have hit a brick wall.

I do have one other important question - I wonder whether anyone can answer this - as a totally housebound person, my daughter has no valid passport nor a driving licence. The time will come when she needs legally accepted Photo ID, when she has to fend for herself after my death. What do other people in this situation use? It would be ludicrous to apply for either of these documents, both financially and practically, as she has and will have no need of them, but in the absence of a National ID card, what else can be used and accepted by lawyers, banks and other institutions?

Thank you