Emma is developing a finance practice and is experienced in representing clients at all stages of financial remedy proceedings as well as interim applications, applications for enforcement, variation of periodical payments orders and applications for costs.  Emma has experience in simultaneously running conduct arguments alongside cases with large personal injury claims.

Emma regularly acts for parents at all stages of private children proceedings, including fact finding hearings and final hearings. She has broad experience including with issues such as parental alienation, implacable hostility, domestic abuse and international relocation.

Emma accepts instructions in a range of inquests, acting on behalf of a variety of clients including bereaved families and other interested persons, public bodies and corporate entities.

For bereaved individuals the stress of managing legal proceedings shortly after experiencing a loss can be overwhelming. As an experienced family practitioner, Emma has the excellent client care skills and the expertise needed to work sensitively with bereaved clients and help them navigate this painful process.

International relocation, successful in obtaining the permission of the court for a mother to relocate to Japan with one of her children.

Alienation cases resulting in the transfer of residence from the alienating parent.

First Class LLB (Hons) Manchester Metropolitan University

The Blackstone’s Prize for academic excellence