Court of Protection Property and Affairs Update: TA v the Public Guardian
9th February 2024
3PB Barristers’ (3 Paper Buildings) specialist Court of Protection barrister Matthew Wyard (pictured here) has written on the recent Court of Protection property and affairs decision of TA v the Public Guardian, a case confirming the scope of a certificate provider’s duties when executing a LPA.
In his article, Matthew offers a detailed summary of case and explores what the decisions handed down means for Court of Protection and Private Client practitioners.
To read Matthew’s full article, please click here
Matthew Wyard is a Court of Protection specialist with a busy property and affairs practice advising public bodies, individuals, professional deputies and trustees. He has experience in matters involving elder abuse, contested deputyships, cancelling/revoking LPAs, inheritance tax, capital gains tax, trusts, gifting and statutory wills.
To contact or instruct Matthew on Court of Protection matters, please contact Practice Manager Tom Cox via email or telephone 0117 928 1520.
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