Anna has a wealth of experience in family law including children law and domestic abuse.
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Anna has a wealth of experience in family law including children law and domestic abuse.
Experience
- Public law caseload, instructions from Guardians and parents/Private law applications
- Complex cases involving NAI, neglect, domestic abuse, clients who are vulnerable by virtue of complex Mental health issues/substance abuse
Date of qualification
Anna qualified in 2008.
Outside of the office
Anna plays netball for a local club, she also enjoys eating out at new restaurants and walks along the beach with her husband and their Springer Spaniel, Rosie.
Professional memberships & accolades
Resolution
CLA
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