Holly Hilbourne-Gollop

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Overview

Holly practices exclusively in family law and specialises in matters relating to children.

As a public family practitioner, Holly appears on behalf of Local Authorities, parents and children’s guardians. Holly has experience dealing with case management hearings, contested removals, urgent applications and multi-day fact and final hearings.

In private family, Holly has experience of taking cases from issue through to final hearings. Holly has experience of directions hearings, multi-day final hearings and fact-finding hearings, acting for both parents and children.

Qualifications

First-Class Honours, LLB Law, Bournemouth University, 2017

Outstanding, Bar Professional Training Course, University of Law Birmingham, 2018

Awards/Scholarships

Wig Award, University of Law Birmingham, 2018

Highest Mark BPTC in Civil Litigation, University of Law, 2018

BPTC Scholarship, The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn, 2017

Highest Mark in IP LLB, Bournemouth University, 2017

Academic Excellence Scholarship, Bournemouth University, 2013

Recommendations

Legal 500 2023: “Holly is an extremely robust and capable advocate. She prepares meticulously and is very reassuring with clients. She is a very safe pair of hands.”

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  • The correct procedure for mobile phone extraction in public law proceedings in the absence of police phone disclosure – Holly Hilbourne-Gollop

    Holly Hilbourne-Gollop considers guidance from the Court of Appeal in Re P, H-L (Children) (Mobile Phone Extraction) [2023] EWCA Civ 206, in relation to...

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  • Is Section 20 a long-term solution? – Tom Harrill and Holly Hilbourne-Gollop

    Tom Harrill and Holly Hilbourne-Gollop consider the use of Section 20 as a long-term solution, following the case of Re S (A Child) and...

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  • Children’s Arbitration: An Alternative to Court

    St Ives, St Philips and No 5 Chambers are taking a collaborative approach to raise the awareness of the use of arbitration as an...

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  • F v M [2021] EWFC 4 – Holly Hilbourne-Gollop

    Holly Hilbourne-Gollop considers the recent High Court case of F v M [2021] EWFC 4 and the guidance provided in relation to allegations of coercive...

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