Georga is an expert on how the law concerned with the assessment of capacity is applied. She therefore provides thorough assessments in line with the guidance found in CT v London Borough of Lambeth [2025] EWCOP 6 (T3).
Georga provides capacity assessments of patients on the following:
- Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
- Accommodation
- Care & Support
- Contact
- Sexual Relations
- Internet & Social Media
- Mobile Telephone
- Day-to-day Finances
- Lasting Power of Attorney
- Testamentary
- Litigation
- Tenancy Agreement
Georga has also drafted legal opinions regarding queries raised on the following aspects:
- Capacity and the First-tier Tribunal Mental Health;
- Capacity and Suicide;
- Capacity and Under and Over Eating;
- Capacity to Commit a Crime.
Testimonials
Trusted by clients and professionals alike.
A helpful refresher of everything MCA / DOLS related…helpful for supporting colleagues and also thinking about patient pathways
Speaker was excellent – very clear and detailed information, engaging presentation. | Speaker was really excellent and provided good insight into how to deal with the MH legislation around people with PD. | Georga is very lovely to listen to. She makes the dry legal matters, more palatable
Really enjoyed all the caselaw updates and examples as how these are used in practice. Thank you. Really informative, very knowledgeable.
Working across health and criminal justice Georga’s training in legal frameworks, complex discharge planning and the mental capacity act has been invaluable in supporting the best outcomes for our patients.
Georga has provided expert legal advice which has helped our patients with an absolute discharge from hospital – without her input we would still have patients on long delays without the quality of life they deserve.
The content of her presentations has been highly relevant, thought provoking, well-structured and delivered in a very professional and engaging way, resulting in lots of helpful group discussion. Her overall knowledge, expertise, use of up-to-date case law, and amusing anecdotes were all very well received too.