Our work covers all areas of family law, with particular expertise in the following areas:
Call: 2021
Sarah’s practice encompasses all aspects of children law, with a particular focus on international and private children law cases.
She excels in handling complex family law matters, including those involving parental alienation, international relocation, and allegations of domestic or child abuse. Sarah is particularly skilled in representing vulnerable clients, offering tailored support and ensuring their interests are protected. Her empathetic approach, combined with her strategic advice and strong advocacy skills, enables her to navigate even the most challenging cases. Sarah’s ability to communicate effectively in court and her meticulous preparation ensures she provides exceptional representation in diverse legal contexts.
Sarah completed her Law degree with European Law at the University of Nottingham. During her studies, she had the opportunity to present at the House of Lords before representatives from FTSE 100 companies. She has also worked as a university law lecturer, teaching Family & Child Law, and gained practical experience at two Legal 500 law firms, where she managed demanding caseloads and supported vulnerable clients.
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Email: clerks@harcourtchambers.co.uk
Sarah is frequently instructed in international children law cases before the Family Division of the High Court. She has a strong interest in matters involving an international element, including international relocation, summary return applications under the 1980 Hague Convention, and the recognition and enforcement of international orders. With extensive experience in Hague Convention cases, Sarah is well-prepared to handle all stages of the process and has represented both Applicants and Respondents in such proceedings.
Case involving the recognition and enforcement of International orders under the 1996 Hague Convention.
Case involving the mother’s application for access to the child under Art. 21 of the 1980 Hague Convention.
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