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Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights · Children and social services +17 more
544 SRA-regulated firms in England and Wales list mental health work, including firms in 30 of the 32 towns and cities we cover. Describe your problem and we will match you with the ones that handle it.
Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026.
Court of Protection applications, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards, Mental Health Act appeals and lasting powers of attorney. This work needs a solicitor with specific experience and real sensitivity to the people involved. Super Solicitor matches you with an SRA-regulated mental health and capacity law solicitor.
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Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights · Children and social services +17 more
Mental health and capacity · Children and social services · Clinical negligence +13 more
Mental health and capacity · Boundary and neighbour disputes · Charity and not-for-profit +14 more
Mental health and capacity · Agriculture and rural · Business crime and investigations +15 more
Mental health and capacity · Company and commercial · Commercial disputes +14 more
Mental health and capacity · Company and commercial · Commercial disputes +11 more
Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights · Business crime and investigations +14 more
Mental health and capacity · Criminal defence · Civil disputes +6 more
Mental health and capacity · Children and social services · Commercial property +9 more
Mental health and capacity · Boundary and neighbour disputes · Company and commercial +9 more
Mental health and capacity · Children and social services · Company and commercial +10 more
Mental health and capacity · Children and social services · Civil liberties and public bodies +7 more
Mental health and capacity · Boundary and neighbour disputes · Company and commercial +12 more
Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights · Children and social services +14 more
Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights · Children and social services +15 more
Mental health and capacity
Mental health and capacity · Criminal defence · Motoring offences
Mental health and capacity · Asylum and human rights
Mental health and capacity · Civil liberties and public bodies · Criminal defence +1 more
Mental health and capacity · Children and social services · Commercial property +4 more
The Court of Protection makes decisions about the property, finances, health, and welfare of people who lack mental capacity to make those decisions themselves. It can appoint a deputy to manage someone's affairs when there is no valid Power of Attorney in place.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. There are two types: one for property and financial affairs, and one for health and welfare. It can only be made while you still have capacity.
Yes. Patients detained under the Mental Health Act have the right to apply to a Mental Health Tribunal for discharge. A solicitor can represent them at the Tribunal and ensure their rights are properly protected throughout their detention.
DoLS is a legal framework that authorises the deprivation of liberty of adults who lack capacity and are in a care home or hospital in their best interests. If you believe a family member is being unlawfully detained or the DoLS assessment was flawed, a solicitor can advise you on challenging it.
Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026. Areas of work come from the register and firms' own websites. Super Solicitor is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.