Essex-based law firm Birkett Long has announced the expansion of its Court of Protection and Inheritance Disputes (COPID) team.The new team comprises three experienced solicitors, supported by a paralegal and a team assistant, who are dedicated to providing comprehensive legal services to clients. This expansion reflects the team’s commitment to assisting clients in navigating complex matters related to court-appointed deputyships, mental capacity issues, and inheritance disputes. Lisa Cox, Associate Solicitor in the Court of Protection and Inheritance Disputes team, said:

“Our dedicated team brings a wealth of experience and compassion to these often complex and sensitive situations. We ensure our clients receive the highest service and support during such challenging times.”

As Birkett Long is a full-service law firm, the team supports and is supported by the highly regarded Wills, Trusts, and Probate team and the Agriculture and Estates team. Clients benefit from specialist advice on non-contentious aspects of trust and estate administration being provided promptly under the same roof.

The team is passionate about helping families navigate the legal complexities surrounding Court of Protection and inheritance matters. It is committed to providing clear, concise advice and ensuring a smooth process for our clients during these difficult times.

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