Solicitor, Private Family Law Team
Shelley qualified as a Legal Executive in 2000 and as a Solicitor in 2005, bringing over 20 years of dedicated family law experience.
What sets her apart is not only professional expertise but also her personal understanding of the challenges clients face. As a mother of two who has been through divorce herself she knows that legal issues aren’t just about paperwork and court dates – they’re about people, emotions, and life transitions.
Shelley is committed to providing clear, compassionate advice and helping clients find a way forward with confidence and dignity.
“I help clients to understand the process and will be honest and upfront about the likely outcome of a case. I get a great deal of satisfaction helping my clients resolve any family issues with the least amount of fuss and as quickly and efficiently as possible, whilst achieving the best possible outcome.”
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