We have a strong reputation for our expertise in the full range of Court of Protection matters concerning property and affairs. Our experience encompasses the making of statutory wills, gifts and inheritance tax planning; the sale or other disposition of property; disputes relating to the appointment and removal of deputies and attorneys; difficulties resulting from the incapacity of trustees; and all manner of other issues within the Court’s jurisdiction.
A number of our barristers also advise on personal welfare issues such as choice of home, contact and capacity to marry.
We regularly act for attorneys, deputies, friends and family members, and can analyse cases from a wide variety of perspectives.
If you require a barrister specialising in court of protection, please contact Radcliffe Chambers by calling 020 7831 0081 or visit our contact page.
Our team includes some of the leading barristers in the field and our members are regularly asked to speak and write on Court of Protection topics. Justin Holmes is a co-author of A Practitioner’s Guide to the Court of Protection, published by Bloomsbury Professional.
