Robyn is a partner and solicitor. Robyn advises and guides her clients in Court of Protection matters helping them to set up trusts and other financial support for their needs.
Robyn Hawxby is a highly experienced Court of Protection solicitor with over 20 years’ experience of representing clients with serious and catastrophic injuries and needs and is based in York. She specialises in helping individuals and families navigate complex Court of Protection matters, handling clients’ financial and personal decisions with care, clarity, and legal precision.
Robyn advises clients on:
Robyn is also a court-appointed deputy, professional trustee, and a Law Society-accredited clinical negligence solicitor. She utilises her extensive experience in claims to provide a litigation support service, advising clients not only after compensation payouts but throughout the claims process, setting them up for success. She is also a member of the Professional Deputies Forum, a network created to share knowledge, legal updates, and best practices among solicitors who act as court-appointed deputies.
Robyn combines legal expertise with a compassionate and pragmatic approach. She works closely with families, case managers, and advisers to provide tailored solutions that protect her clients’ finances and well-being. Known for her clear communication and calm presence, she ensures that vulnerable clients feel supported and confident in all their decisions.
Working with Robyn means having a trusted Court of Protection and deputyship solicitor who prioritises the best interests of vulnerable and disabled individuals, providing long-term peace of mind and security.
Robyn's career has been dedicated to working with individuals and families with a range of needs including advising individuals who have suffered strokes and brain or spinal injuries. Using her experience as a clinical negligence solicitor and Court of Protection deputy, Robyn expertly guides clients on how best to adapt during the claims process, giving support from the start through to post-compensation financial management.
She works closely with case managers, therapists, financial advisers, and families to create tailored care packages and long-term financial security, always focused on protecting her clients’ best interests and improving quality of life.
'I have worked with the Court of Protection team at Pryers on two separate cases for over six years now. I find them to be professional, easy to communicate with and caring towards the children I case manage.'
Helen CCase Manager
'Having worked closely with Pryers Solicitors for 8 years as a case manager I feel that they are deeply committed to supporting children and their families. Communication has always been excellent, and they are driven to obtain the best outcomes for the client and their family. They have a great understanding of case management and the vital role this plays in achieving the best for the client, working closely with the rehab team to the we can formulate the best rehab plans possible.
My experience with Pryers has reinforced the value of collaboration, acknowledging that it needs a whole team approach to achieve success.'
Angela MCase Manager
When someone is unable to make important decisions about their finances, property, or welfare due to a lack of mental capacity, the Court of Protection steps in to help. It ensures that vulnerable people are protected, and that their affairs are managed in their best interests.