Anne Minihane is a partner in the private capital team specialising in Wills, inheritance tax planning, lasting powers of attorney, estate administration, dealing with the administration of estates where the deceased died domiciled outside the UK and court of protection work. In her capacity as deputy and as attorney for clients, she deals with the administration of their property and affairs where they have lost the mental capacity to make those decisions themselves and supports them to make their own decisions where they do have capacity.

Anne’s expertise includes working with clients who have lost their mental capacity due to accident, illness or brain injury. She is a panel deputy for the Court of Protection and has acted for clients as deputy and formerly receiver, for the past 14 years.

Anne also provides training and information services on the Mental Capacity Act for charities and community groups involved in the care and support of those living with dementia and those with a mental illness.

Anne joined Clarke Willmott in 2015 after working at QualitySolicitors Burroughs Day where she headed the private client team.

Anne is a member of STEP and SFE as well as being a panel deputy.