

Court of Protection β Greater London
Court of Protection in Greater London. Apply in confidence through Austen Lloydβs specialist legal recruitment team.
The Role
Handle a variety of Court of Protection matters, including property and affairs.
Manage deputyship applications and ongoing deputyship matters.
Prepare Court of Protection applications and statutory wills and gifts.
Work under the Mental Capacity Act, engaging with vulnerable clients and families.
Liaise with the Office of the Public Guardian and other professionals.
Develop and maintain strong client relationships while managing your own caseload.
About You
Qualified Solicitor with substantial Court of Protection experience.
Proficient in technical and drafting skills, with a client-focused approach.
Capable of managing a busy caseload independently.
Excellent communication and relationship-building abilities.
Keen interest in advancing your career in this specialist field.
What's on Offer
π Excellent career progression
π‘ Hybrid working opportunities
π Supportive and established team
βοΈ High-quality Court of Protection work
π Ongoing professional development
π° Competitive benefits package
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Market Spotlight β Greater London
The London market is extremely buoyant for talented associates. We are seeing a trend towards hybrid working models and increased base packages for retention.
Demand
High for experienced specialists
Discretion
100% Confidential
Why Austen Lloyd?
- Completely confidential process
- Direct relationships with firm partners
- Specialist legal expertise since 2009
- No obligation consultation
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