Zoe is a client care paralegal, she is the first point of contact for our client's, listening to their requests and questions and making sure they're directed to the right support.
Zoe is a dedicated paralegal specialising in Court of Protection property and financial affairs. She supports clients and their families with clear, compassionate guidance during what can often be an emotional and challenging time. Her approachable nature, combined with a strong understanding of the legal complexities involved, ensures that clients feel supported and informed throughout the process.
Zoe supports clients with:
• Court of Protection property and financial affairs matters
• Supporting deputies in managing the financial needs of vulnerable individuals
• Liaising with families and professionals to the benefit of clients
• Communicating with families and vulnerable individuals
Zoe is often the first point of contact for clients and their families. She takes pride in offering clear, straightforward advice while providing the reassurance and understanding that clients need. Her focus is always on building trust and ensuring clients feel confident in the decisions being made on their behalf.
• families of individuals lacking capacity
• deputies managing property and financial affairs
• professionals involved in safeguarding vulnerable people
• clients navigating the Court of Protection process
Zoe began her career at Pryers Solicitors in 2021, working in the clinical negligence team. There, she developed a strong eye for detail and a client-focused approach, alongside valuable insight into clinical negligence claims. In 2023, she transitioned to the Court of Protection finance department, where she applies her skills and empathy to protect the best interests of vulnerable individuals.
'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.'
Case Manager
When a loved one is no longer able to manage their money due to illness, injury, or disability, it can feel overwhelming. In these situations, the Court of Protection can provide a legal solution by allowing someone else to step in and manage finances on behalf of the person who lacks capacity.