I’m an Associate Solicitor in Michelmores’ family team. I specialise in advising clients on all family law issues from relationship breakdown, financial remedies, domestic abuse and complex Children Act issues. I also provide advice on wealth protection to include pre-nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. I am passionate about providing clients with the knowledge and information they need to take back control and make informed decisions about the future they want for themselves and their families.
I read law at Cardiff University gaining a first class degree and commenced my training with a specialist family law practice. Prior to joining Michelmores, I was an associate at a national law firm. Whilst working there, I was shortlisted for GWILS Junior Lawyer of the Year 2018. I joined Michelmores in January 2022. I am a member of Resolution, an organisation committed to resolving disputes constructively and sit on one of their national committees, focussed on improving wellbeing within the profession.
I was raised in North Wales and speak fluent Welsh. I have a passion for travel and managed to complete a 7 month ’round the world’ trip before completing my training. I get away when I can to destinations far and wide, most recently to Jordan and Canada.
Representing a wife to successfully obtain an add back of matrimonial funds that had been recklessly spent by the husband during the course of proceedings
Advising on and drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements as well as cohabitation agreements
Securing an order enabling a mother to relocate with a child to India when the father did not consent and obtaining findings that the father’s approach and objections were malicious.
Securing urgent orders for a mother for children to be returned to her when they had been retained by the other parent without consent at the beginning of the national lockdown in March 2020
Making emergency applications to the Court including in relation to non-molestation and occupation orders and advising on domestic abuse
Experience of dealing with complex child arrangements issues including those involving allegations of abuse, fact finding hearings and parental alienation