Amy joined Chambers as a tenant in September 2022 after successfully completing a family law pupillage.
During her pupillage, Amy experienced different areas of family practice including financial remedy cases as well as private and public children proceedings. In addition to family law, Amy has developed her practice in other areas. Amy has experience prosecuting and defending in the Magistrates Court and representing clients in small claims hearings.
Amy is a confident and client focussed advocate willing to accept new instructions to develop her practice.
- University of Liverpool, LLB
- BBP University Manchester, BTC and LLM
- CPS Panel Advocate Level 1
- Mary MacMurray Scholarship (Lincoln’s Inn)
- Buchanan Prize (Lincoln’s Inn)
- BPP University’s Advocacy Scholarship (BPP University)
- BPP University’s Excellence Scholarship (BPP University)
- Family Law Bar Association
- Lincoln’s Inn
- Northern Circuit
Amy has been instructed in financial remedy matters as well as public and private children proceedings. She has gained experience representing clients in contested applications for child arrangement orders. Amy has accepted instructions in relocation cases as well as applications for prohibited steps orders and specific issue orders.
Amy regularly represents clients in injunctive proceedings under the Family Law Act 1996, including applications for non-molestation and occupation orders.
Amy is comfortably developing her practice in financial remedy and has represented clients at various stages in proceedings, such as FDA and FDR.
During her pupillage, Amy has accepted instructions for:
- Stage 3 hearings
- Credit hire claims
- Road traffic accidents (small claims)
- Infant approval advices
Amy regularly prosecutes in the Magistrates Court. She has also accepted instructions to Defendant clients in the Magistrates Court on matters including road traffic offences.
Amy is a confident, assured, and pro-active advocate with a client focussed approach. She is willing to take on new instructions to broaden her practice.