Shannon Gibson

Curator Ad Litem @Walker & Sharpe

Dumfries, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2025 — Present

Curator Ad Litem @Walker & Sharpe

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Curators are appointed to safeguard the interests of patients in proceedings before the Tribunal.

EDUCATION

2011 — 2013

University of Strathclyde

Diploma in Professional Legal Practice, Scots Law

2006 — 2010

Robert Gordon University

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B), Scots Law

SKILLS

LicensingWillsInterviewingPersonal InjuryWestlawLegal AssistanceEmployment LawDocument DraftingLegal DocumentsLegal WritingPowers of AttorneyFamily LawContract WritingAdministrative LawMediationTrustsConveyancingCriminal LawCivil LitigationCourtsNegotiationLegal ResearchEstate Planning

ABOUT SHANNON GIBSON

As a dedicated, creative and client-focused solicitor, I strive to achieve the best results for my clients. I advise my clients primarily in respect of Wills, Trusts, Executries, and Powers of Attorney. I am the first point of contact for my firm’s elderly and vulnerable clients, and I am proud that we are a Dementia Friendly organisation. I advise clients in relation to all aspects of estate planning and administration, including succession planning, tax, asset protection and contentious trusts and estates. I am an Affiliate Member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (STEP). I have a keen interest in Mental Health and Incapacity Law, and I am regularly appointed by the court to act as a professional Guardian to clients who are incapable of making decisions and safeguarding and promoting their financial interests. I am also a curator ad litem for the Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland, appointed to safeguard the interests of those subject to proceedings under Mental Health legislation.

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