We are delighted to announce that Eve Horren, has joined Chambers.
Eve has a broad practice across all of our family practice areas, including private children, family finance and property, international f...
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Nicholas Taylor joins St Ives Chambers as a probationary tenant, having successfully completed his pupillage.
He has undertaken a range of matters during his pupillage including private law children final ...
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Tom Harrill of St Ives Chambers acted for the subject child at the final welfare hearing of Griffiths v Kniveton.
Following findings of serious domestic abuse, including rape, Lieven J made an order for in...
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Ahead of the expansion of the Transparency Reporting Pilot, Feargus Campbell considers the existing statutory framework in the hope of demystifying this brave new world.
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Tom Harrill and Alyssa Callaway provide helpful pointers for preparing witness statements.
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Many congratulations to Tom Harrill who was awarded Barrister of the Year 2023 at the Worcestershire Law Society Legal Awards on Friday.
Tom is a specialist family law barrister of 10 years’ call. He rep...
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Elizabeth Isaacs KC considers the latest messages from research published in April 2023 about the rise in private law applications by people who are not parents, and also provides an update about the recen...
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Head of Chambers, Elizabeth Isaacs KC, is featured in an article in DIVA Magazine, the world’s leading magazine for LGBTQIA women and non-binary people.
The article is entitled “Legally Lesbian...
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We are delighted to announce that James Picken has been appointed as a Circuit Judge.
Head of Chambers, Elizabeth Isaacs KC, said “We are absolutely delighted to learn of His Honour Judge Picken̵...
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Eloise Marriott details the highly important decision in Griffiths v Tickle, explaining well the key issues addressed by the Court of Appeal and as covered at first instance and on appeal by Chambers’ Ti...
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