Helen receives national award for supporting older and vulnerable people
Specialist Solicitor Helen Davidson has been recognised for her expertise in supporting older and vulnerable people with a prestigious national-accredited award.
Helen, who work in our Wills, Trusts & Probate Department, has been granted full accredited membership to Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) after receiving the Older Client Law in Practice (OCLP) Award.
The accolade is awarded to distinguished Solicitors who provide specialist legal care and support to older and vulnerable Clients, as well as their families and carers.
To achieve the award, Helen had to undertake an assessment to demonstrate good understanding of the specific needs and considerations required when safeguarding and protecting older Clients’ interests.
Director Laura Brydon, Head of our Wills, Trusts & Probate division and a full accredited member of SFE herself, believes the accolade is nothing less than well deserved.
Commenting on the award, she said: “Helen always puts client care at the forefront of everything we do and this accolade reflects her people-focused approach.
“She spends the majority of her time working on delicate matters which affect vulnerable and older people, and always does everything possible to ensure their voices are heard.
“I’ve no doubt she will continue to champion this very worthwhile cause, providing our clients with a high-quality service they can trust and rely on.”
As members of the independent SFE, a national organisation of Solicitors, Barristers, and Chartered Legal Executives; the duo will continue to provide the highest-quality legal advice around Wills, Powers of Attorney and Elder Abuse.
SFE Chief Executive Lakshmi Turner said: “We recommend people always use specialist legal advice when planning for later life, and SFE is the gold standard for Solicitors and Chartered Legal Executives advising on older client law.
“The OCLP Award ensures Solicitors provide the best advice to older people and their families, guiding them through the different legal processes sensitively.”
Should you require any advice about Wills or Powers of Attorney, email at probate@longdens.co.uk or call 0191 5666536 for a friendly and informal discussion.
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