We have significant experience in relation to Guardianship
applications both from the perspective of raising applications for
Guardianship and opposing Guardianship in disputed cases. Oliver
Cooper also regularly acts as a Court appointed reporter in relation
to Guardianship cases.
We pride ourselves in communicating in everyday language so that you
understand what is going on with your case. For us, it is about
making sure that you are in the driving seat and we do our very best
to help resolve your case and to bring about the best possible
outcome for you.
We are one of the few firms in England, UK with solicitors qualified
to provide expert and experienced representation before the Mental
Health Tribunal.
Oliver Cooper has worked for many years in the field of Mental Health Law and is passionate about making sure that his client’s voice is heard.
We pride ourselves on helping you to make informed decisions regarding your case, so we make sure we communicate in everyday language and that you understand what is going on in your case.
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