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Beverley Beale is a highly experienced Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and Senior Associate at Flint Bishop.

As a Court of Protection Solicitor, she plays a vital role in safeguarding the financial and property affairs of individuals who lack the capacity to manage their own affairs. A member of the Court of Protection Practitioners’ Association (CoPPA) and the Office of the Public Guardian Panel of professional deputies, Beverley acts as Deputy for a varied caseload, ensuring their financial security and well-being.

With a client-focused approach, she supports families, assists lay deputies, and provides expert legal guidance on complex Court of Protection matters.

Recognised for her exceptional organisational and interpersonal skills, Beverley is committed to providing expert guidance and practical solutions to clients navigating the complexities of Court of Protection law.

With 27 years of expertise in Court of Protection work, Beverley has an extensive background in managing property and financial affairs for vulnerable individuals.

Her career has seen her develop and lead specialist teams, acting as a trusted advisor and advocate. Prior to joining Flint Bishop, she worked at Weightmans LLP as Head of the Court of Protection Team. She also served as a Panel Deputy and expert witness, preparing legal opinions and managing complex cases.

Beverley has also held key roles at other reputable firms, where she advised on estate administration, wills, trusts, and tax planning for high-net-worth individuals. Her experience includes business development, training, and delivering seminars to professionals and client groups.

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Beverley Beale
Court of Protection Senior Associate
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