Court of Protection: Property & Affairs
UK Guide 2025 : UK-wide
Band 3
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(020) 7814 1200Chambers Review
Kingsley Napley often acts for individuals awarded substantial sums of money as a result of clinical negligence, including those with acquired brain injury. The firm advises on contested deputyship and statutory will applications as well as cases involving financial abuse. The team has further experience handling investment and property matters.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"What makes Kingsley Napley so good is that they are extremely practical and don't lose sight of the end game."
"They have real strength and depth in this work, making them especially good at advising clients with weaker cases and turning it around for them."
"They are consummate professionals - if you want something done with incredible attention to detail and great resources, they're a go-to."
"What makes Kingsley Napley so good is that they are extremely practical and don't lose sight of the end game."
"They have real strength and depth in this work, making them especially good at advising clients with weaker cases and turning it around for them."
"They are consummate professionals - if you want something done with incredible attention to detail and great resources, they're a go-to."
Notable Practitioners
Anita Gill acts for those lacking mental capacity, handling their property and affairs matters. She is particularly active for elderly clients.
"Anita is a great and very longstanding lawyer."
Simon Hardy is highly regarded for his experience handling complex property and affairs proceedings, including contested deputyship and statutory will applications. He often acts as a professional deputy for vulnerable individuals with brain injury.
"Simon is very experienced, incredibly kind and has an excellent bedside manner with clients."
"Simon is extremely pragmatic and practical, whilst also being extremely professional."