Charlotte Dyson

Areas of practice:

Charlotte is joint head of our Court of Protection department and specialises in cases involving the Court of Protection, Personal Injury Trusts and asset protection for the young, elderly and vulnerable.

Her work includes but is not limited to:

• Court of Protection applications 
• Advice on Court of Protection approved Trusts 
• Advice concerning Personal Injury Trusts 
• Administration of property and affairs as Deputy 
• Administration of Powers of Attorney  
• Administration of Trusts 
• Infant Trust applications in personal injury proceedings 
• Trusts for vulnerable beneficiaries 
• Witness statements of Court of Protection / Trustee costs 
• Acting as professional Litigation Friend in personal injury proceedings 

Career:

Charlotte joined Wrigleys in 2007 and qualified as a solicitor in 2010. She became a Partner in 2020 and was appointed joint head of the Court of Protection department in 2025. Charlotte is a Director of Wrigleys Trustees Limited and acts as Trustee, Attorney and a Court appointed Deputy. She deals with a range of often complex property and affairs matters, including where there are also proceedings in personal injury litigation. 

Professional memberships:

Deputy member of the Professional Deputies Forum (PDF)

SCOPE recommended adviser

MENCAP recommended adviser

Charlotte is a Dementia Champion

Accreditations and Accolades:

Charlotte has been recognised on the 2016 list of Top 35 Under 35 private client professionals.

Publications:

Contributions to external publications include:

APIL Guide to Catastrophic Injury Claims – 4^th Edition

Testimonials:

‘Charlotte Dyson is a stand out partner. She is pragmatic, calm and endlessly kind. She is effective and organised. She has an ability to explain her area of law to clients in a way which is accessible and practical. Clients trust her.’

‘Thomas Mundy, Lynne Bradey, Hannah Norton-Parks and Charlotte Dyson are all excellent in their interaction with the clients and their ability to gain the clients trust and confidence. Their knowledge is very good and they are able to deliver this as and when required but in a way that the client can understand and process.'

'I’ve been hugely impressed by Charlotte Dyson. She’s passionate about her clients, goes the extra mile, has superb knowledge and excellent judgment. A future star of the Court of Protection world.'

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