Shanice is a solicitor. She is focused on supporting people who lack the capacity to make their own financial decisions to enjoy their lives freely knowing their finances are taken care of.
Shanice Blackwood-Martin is a dedicated solicitor with over 7 years of experience in Court of Protection (Property and Financial Affairs) and Trust Law.
Shanice is known for providing clear, practical advice and achieving positive outcomes for her clients. She manages complex legal and financial matters with precision, independence and a genuine commitment to client care.
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A proud University of Leeds alumna, Shanice remains actively involved with the university, taking part in events that promote inclusion and opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in law.
Passionate about social mobility and inclusivity, Shanice continues to contribute to these causes through pro bono work and community engagement. She is driven by the belief that the law should not only be effective, but also fair and accessible to everyone. Shanice is also a Dementia Friend, reflecting her commitment to helping those in vulnerable circumstances.
Her approach is centred on building trusted relationships and guiding clients through challenging situations with confidence and understanding. Shanice believes in making the law accessible and ensures that every client feels informed and supported throughout the whole process.
Shanice has over 7 years of specialist experience in the Court of Protection and Trust Law. Before qualifying as a solicitor, Shanice gained valuable experience supporting the public through the Citizens Advice Bureau and various legal advice clinics. She also volunteered as a reading mentor for children in Leeds-area primary schools, helping to support literacy and opportunity in the local community.
Shanice's experience allows her to guide clients through challenging situations with a balance of pragmatism and empathy.
'Having worked closely with Pryers Solicitors for eight years as a case manager I feel that they are deeply committed to supporting children and their families. Communication has always been excellent, and they are driven to obtain the best outcomes for the client and their family.'
Angela MCase manager
When a loved one loses the mental capacity to make important decisions, it can be a deeply emotional and confusing time. The Court of Protection exists to help families and professionals make those decisions lawfully and in the person’s best interests, but the process can feel daunting if you’re unfamiliar with it.