Taylor is a Trainee Solicitor in our Court of Protection team, working with vulnerable clients and their families, helping to manage their everyday financial affairs. She is the first port of call for clients, taking and dealing with enquiries from them, their families, and care staff.
Taylor has previous experience with care funding queries, having volunteered with a dementia charity during university.
Taylor completed her master’s in law and social justice from University College London in 2023 and since has worked in the banking industry. Previously Taylor worked in the care setting and therefore, feels passionate about helping vulnerable clients.
In her spare time, Taylor likes to play lawn green bowls and read.
Taylor is a dementia friend.
Expert in:
- Court of Protection
- Continuing Healthcare Assessment
- Court Of Protection – An Overview
- Court Of Protection – Deputyship and Attorneys
- Court of Protection – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Court of Protection v Power of Attorney: What’s the difference?
- Care Funding
- Care funding And Care Home Fees – Frequently Asked Questions
- Care Home Fees and Financial Assessments
- Deliberate Deprivation of Assets
- Our Specialists In Care Funding And Home Fees
- Paying For Care Under A Deferred Payment Agreements (DPA)
- Topping Up Care or Care Home Fees
- What You Need To Know When Going Into A Care Home
- Care Fees – A Guide To Costs and Financial Considerations
- How The Court Of Protection Appoints Deputies
- Making A Will When Someone Has Lost Capacity
- Services We Offer To Attorneys
- Services We Offer To A Deputy
Contact Taylor
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On two occasions recently, I have occasion to require service from two of your teams. Firstly, your Will writing service - the whole process was trouble-free, from the initial discussions to receiving the completed documents. Two colleagues from your firm handled my requirement with quiet efficiency throughout the process, to my complete satisfaction. Secondly, I required advice on dealing with the local Council’s Adult Social Care in relation to my Wife’s care costs. Again, I cannot fault the professional advice. Two further colleagues of your firm gave me information in relation to my requiring the Council to commence the funding of my wife’s care costs.
Mr Newton
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