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Aqsa has worked in the legal sector for one year. She is a Paralegal in our Court of Protection Health and Welfare department.
Switalskis Solicitors Ltd
5-7 Ramsden Street
Huddersfield
HD1 2SN
Aqsa is a Paralegal specialising in Court of Protection health and welfare matters. She assists clients with applications relating to capacity, residence, care, contact, and medical treatment, providing practical and compassionate support throughout the legal process.
Aqsa works closely with vulnerable individuals and their families, helping them navigate complex legal issues while ensuring their wishes, feelings, and best interests are at the forefront of decision-making. She collaborates with legal professionals, advocates, and other stakeholders to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients.
Aqsa assists Danielle Smithurst , Senior Associate Solicitor and Joint Deputy Head of Department, in managing complex and sensitive Court of Protection cases.
Aqsa adopts a compassionate, client-focused approach in all aspects of her work. She understands the sensitive and often complex nature of Court of Protection matters and is dedicated to supporting clients with empathy, clarity, and professionalism. Aqsa is known for her approachable manner, responsiveness, and attention to detail. Aqsa strives to ensure that clients and their families feel listened to, supported, and fully informed throughout every stage of the legal process.
Aqsa has over three years' experience working in Court of Protection matters, supporting clients and their families in a wide range of health and welfare cases. During this time, she has developed valuable experience assisting with applications concerning capacity, care arrangements, residence, contact, and medical treatment.
Outside of work, Aqsa is a member of the Kirklees Junior Lawyers Division. She is passionate about developing her legal knowledge and keeping up to date with developments in Court of Protection law.
Feigning is to pretend to have a particular problem and is different in clinical presentation.