Court of Protection: Property & Affairs

Georgia Bedworth is a noteworthy chancery barrister who is experienced in matters concerning probate, inheritance and the administration of estates. She is often involved in complex, high-value matters for private clients and the Official Solicitor.

She is a great barrister, very measured in her advice, innovative in her solutions and also a pleasure to work with.

She is an absolute genius and has a massive skill set from property, trusts, contentious and non-contentious probate, tax planning and so on.

Georgia is technically brilliant. In the most complex of cases, she is able to provide advice that is crystal-clear and pragmatic.

Richard Dew brings his broad chancery practice to contentious and non-contentious trust and probate cases. He is particularly adept at handling the management of personal injury damages awards.

He is a very competent advocate with an authority about him - he very quickly gets the ear of the judge and tribunal he's in front of.

He is commercial and is always thinking about the outcome.

Highly experienced and knowledgeable; Richard provides exceedingly prompt, clear and concise advice.

Naomi Winston is noted for her expertise in property and affairs matters concerning estates containing partnerships and other business interests. She regularly acts for the Official Solicitor, as well as several private clients.

She is brilliant, thorough and willing to think outside of the box to find novel solutions to particularly tricky cases.