Free Webinar with Fraser and Fraser

Orders for Sale, update on P v Cheshire West and Chester Council & adding a Trustee to proceedings

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Paige Gouldthorpe is Partner & Head of the Court of Protection and Vulnerable Persons Team at Fosters Solicitors, focusing on providing legal support to some of the most vulnerable people in society. Her work has earned her three national awards, recognising her dedication to her clients and her professional excellence in this challenging field.

Over the course of her career, Paige has developed a strong client-centric reputation, especially among vulnerable individuals and families dealing with complex legal planning or Court of Protection decisions. Her approach balances technical legal expertise with empathy and clarity, making complex legal matters accessible to clients at challenging times.
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Paige was named Top 100 Inspiring Women of Norfolk, highlighting her positive influence within the local community. Beyond her role at Fosters Solicitors, Paige contributes her expertise as a director to three regional charities, mentoring junior lawyers and also lectures on the Mental Capacity Act.

Wednesday, 10 June 2026 | 10:30 AM GMT

About The Webinar

Join our practical webinar on making Court of Protection applications for an Order for Sale where an individual lacks capacity. We will explore the Court's role in property decisions, the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Cheshire West, and the evidence required to support a successful application. The session will also cover the key Court forms, trustee appointments, and the significance of section 36(9) of the Trustee Act 1925, helping practitioners navigate these applications with confidence.
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Key areas of the webinar:

  • What is the Court of Protection?

  • Orders for Sale where P lacks capacity

  • The impact of the 2026 Supreme Court decision on deprivation of liberty

  • Evidence required to support an Order for Sale application

  • Key Court of Protection forms

  • When a trustee is required and the significance of section 36(9) Trustee Act 1925

  • Practical guidance to avoid delays and ensure effective applications

Webinar Presenters

  • Ceyda Baser

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  • Paige Gouldthorpe

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  • Nick Howitt

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