Our work covers all areas of family law, with particular expertise in the following areas:
Call: 2017
‘Natasha is an exceptional advocate; she is compelling and persuasive with laser-like focus on the key issues.’
The Legal 500 UK Bar 2025
Natasha joined Chambers after successful completion of her pupillage and now accepts instructions in all of Chambers’ core practice areas. She has appeared at all levels of the family courts, up to and including the High Court. Before joining Chambers, Natasha worked at the Court of Appeal of England and Wales as the judicial assistant to Lord Justice McCombe and ran the legal clinic for a charity.
Natasha has been named Family Law Young Barrister of the Year at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards 2022.
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Email: clerks@harcourtchambers.co.uk
Natasha undertakes all forms of care, adoption and other public law proceedings, including representing clients faced with serious allegations of neglect, abuse, substance misuse, mental health issues and physical and emotional harm, including in cases involving non-accidental injuries. She has experience working with vulnerable parents, including those with learning disabilities, and of representing grandparents and Guardians.
Natasha represented a grandparent in the pool of perpetrators in respect of alleged non-accidental injuries sustained by a baby. No findings were made in respect of her client.
Natasha accepts instructions on all Children Act 1989 private law matters, including cases featuring domestic abuse, parental alienation and relocation. Natasha has represented parents in all stages of proceedings, including final and fact-finding hearings. She has experience of acting for Children’s Guardians appointed within private law proceedings and of applications for Forced Marriage Protection Orders. Natasha also represents clients in injunctive proceedings under the Family Law Act 1989, including where serous allegations of domestic abuse have been made and where those applications are linked to concurrent (or imminent) Children Act 1989 proceedings.
Represented successful Applicant mother in application by mother seeking to remove child from care of father. Change of residence ordered, following finding of alienating behaviours by father. A follow on case from A Mother v A Father & Anor [2022] EWFC 204.
Following a lengthy fact-finding hearing, Natasha represented the Mother at a final hearing, successfully securing an order for only indirect contact between the Father and the child by way of cards, gifts and electronic messages and securing a S.91(14) order with a duration of two and a half years.
Natasha represented the successful Respondent mother in an application by the father, to relocate the children to a country in Africa.
Natasha has appeared in the High Court on matters involving international child abduction. Natasha regularly represents clients in Hague Convention abduction cases, as well as applications made under the inherent jurisdiction for inward and outward return orders.
Appeal by child against return order, raising issue as to role of a “solicitor-guardian” in 1980 Convention proceedings.
Natasha accepts instructions in all financial remedy proceedings, including enforcement applications. She has experience representing a variety of clients, including at FDA, FDR, final hearing and on appeal.
'Natasha is knowledgeable. She is always on hand to offer advice and support to instructing solicitors and clients before, during and after hearings. She is compassionate with the client and has the judge's ear. She is very calm, collected and a top-class advocate.'
The Legal 500 UK Bar 2025
‘Natasha is a very well-rounded barrister. She can persuasively represent clients and comes across in a friendly and professional way.’
The Legal 500 UK Bar 2025
'Natasha has a razor-sharp intellect. She is a formidable opponent yet approaches her cases with charm, compassion and great care.'
The Legal 500 UK Bar 2024
'Natasha is a very skilled advocate who demonstrates impeccable judgement and imparts spot-on advice.'
The Legal 500 UK Bar 2024
‘Natasha is a thorough and dogged advocate, with a kind and patient attitude to clients. She has been willing to go above and beyond to try and get the best results for a client so I cannot recommend her highly enough, especially for complex cases with clients who need extra support.’
Solicitor
'My experience of the Natasha is that she has a strong and incisive analytical ability. She is able to assimilate complex and often conflicting information from various sources and reduce that to the essentials in order to distil legal argument. She is able to identify the relevant legal issues whilst having a firm grasp of issues that are relevant to the lay client.
Natasha has very good judgement and the ability to weigh up (for the client) the pros and cons of any course of action. She is able to advise on instructions which are given and as to the consequences of them, their impact on the issues before the court and likely outcome. She is able to provide a key analysis of the wider and broader picture for the client and to create an overall strategy.
Natasha’s written work is exemplary. My experience of her is from the preparation of position statements and complex skeleton arguments where conciseness and clarity are required.
Natasha is an excellent advocate. Her court style is clear, authoritative, always courteous and organised. Her style of advocacy is one which in my view is greatly appreciated by the tribunals before which she appears. It is never antagonistic. She is always sensitive to the expressed views of the tribunal throughout any hearing and is able where and when necessary to adapt the arguments that she puts in order to meet the requirements of the tribunal. She always has a full command of her brief.
Natasha is personable. She is always polite and civil with an easy going manner that is nonetheless authoritative. She is particularly adept in ensuring that the lay client is placed at ease and has a full understanding of the issues before the court whilst not belittling on the point of view of the lay client or being dismissive of the lay client’s instructions and point of view. She is able through her skills to place the lay client in a position to make an informed decision.'
Solicitor
We are delighted to announce that Simon Miller and Natasha Miller have been recognised on the inaugural Pro Bono Recognition List of England and Wales. This list celebrates the exceptional…
Natasha Miller talks to For Legal in this webinar Barring Orders in Family Law (Domestic Abuse) | For Legal (formediagroup.co.uk) about Barring Orders in Family Law (Domestic Abuse).
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Natasha Miller, instructed by Dawson Cornwell, acted on behalf of the successful Applicant mother in A Mother v A Father & Anor [2023] EWFC 163, an application by mother seeking to remove the child from the care of the father. A…