Anne Pearson

Anne is a Senior Paralegal in in Boyes Turner’s Court of Protection team with over 25 years’ experience supporting individuals who lack capacity, as well as their families and professional deputies. She has extensive expertise in the practical and legal aspects of deputyship administration, helping to manage clients’ financial affairs, coordinate support arrangements, and ensure that vulnerable individuals receive the care, protection, and resources they need to live fulfilling lives.

Severely injured clients and their families can depend on Anne’s wealth of experience and expertise, and her pragmatic and practical approach to sorting out their problems, to see them through all aspects of their relationship with the Court of Protection, from initial application for deputyship to statutory wills.

Anne enjoys the range and diversity of her work and the close relationships she builds with her clients, their families and a variety of professionals. No two days are the same. Each client has their own needs. She finds this practical yet deeply personal work interesting, challenging and immensely rewarding, a character trait that reflects her nursing background.

Anne’s work can involves supporting her clients and their families through all aspects of their lives, which can include the buying, selling and adapting of their home, events that can be stressful for anybody even without the added administration and complexity that accompanies mental incapacity and liaison with the Court of Protection. However, unlike many areas of legal work, her involvement is not a one-off event in the client’s life. Anne’s clients also benefit from her help with the day-to-day management of their money, and her support in employing and managing their carers, liaising with multi-disciplinary professionals and long term financial planning and investments.