Solicitors — Court of Protection
Featured partner space available
Top-of-results placement with logo, direct enquiry button and a profile page. Enquire about featuring your firm here.
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About this listing
Top-of-results placement with logo, direct enquiry button and a profile page. Enquire about featuring your firm here.
Fees: Enquire for featured partner rates
Legal aid accepted.
Case types they work on
Access and communication
- Wheelchair accessible premises
- Home & community visits
- Video / phone appointments
- Easy Read information
- BSL / interpreter available
- Welsh language
- Other community languages
- Quiet, low-sensory appointments
- Autism & learning disability trained staff
- Extra time / longer appointments
Always confirm access arrangements directly before you book.
When this category is useful
When you need to make or respond to a COP application about where P lives, care, contact, or property and affairs.
Accreditation checks
Checked against SRA roll number (Law Society MCA accreditation a plus), insurance and safeguarding policy. Rechecked annually.
What to ask for and check yourself
- Registered organisation or practice name, address and website.
- Regulator or professional body registration number we can check on the public register.
- Named contact, work email on your own domain, and a working phone number.
- Proof of professional indemnity insurance (certificate or schedule).
- Enhanced DBS / PVG / AccessNI for anyone working directly with P.
- Latest inspection report for care and housing providers (CQC, CIW, Care Inspectorate, RQIA).
- Safeguarding and complaints policy, plus who to escalate to.
- Written confirmation that fees, funding routes and any legal aid position are stated up front.
A badge means registration and insurance were checked — it is not a recommendation, and nothing here is legal advice.