Amelia is a solicitor within Holmes & Hills' Private Client Department, working alongside partner and head of Department Mark Cornell.
Amelia’s primary focus is preparing a variety of deputyship applications to the Court of Protection for vulnerable people. As well as submitting deputyship applications, Amelia can support clients with any additional issues that may arise during the Court of Protection procedures or as a result of the lack of capacity of a loved one.
Amelia can also advise deputies to their duties and responsibilities, as well as being able to provide any witness statements that may be required. In addition to assisting clients through the Court of Protection process, Amelia advises clients on matters such as establishing Lasting Powers of Attorney for both their property and financial affairs plus their health and welfare matters.
As a member of Lifetime Lawyers, Amelia has undertaken an additional programme specifically centred around working with vulnerable and older clients. She is currently working towards becoming an accredited member.
Moreover, Amelia is a Dementia Friend, and prides herself on her approachable, friendly, and warm nature. She ensures that she provides an empathetic ear to her clients during challenging times
Prior to joining Holmes & Hills Solicitors as part of the firm’s 2023 trainee solicitor intake, Amelia achieved a first-class honours degree in LLB Law at the University of Essex. She then completed her Legal Practice Course (LPC) combined with a Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Law, achieving a distinction. Amelia qualified as a solicitor in September 2025.
Amelia is based at Holmes & Hills’ Braintree office, but is able to service clients across all of Holmes & Hills' offices.







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