Danielle has specialised in all aspects of Family Law since 2015.  Clients value Danielle’s compassionate, empathetic and logical approach, along with her high calibre client care which puts them at great ease, at a time which can be particularly daunting for them.

Danielle has experience in dealing with a wide range of legal matters relating to divorce, financial settlements arising from the breakdown of a relationship and matters relating to unmarried couples and cohabitation disputes.  Danielle has also dealt with high conflict cases and matters involving domestic violence, including emotional and sexual abuse.  Danielle has effectively assisted clients that have been the victims of domestic abuse that require injunctive relief in applications for non-molestation and occupation orders.

Danielle has extensive experience in assisting clients in sensitive public law children proceedings and also private children law matters.  In particular child arrangements, prohibited steps orders and risk of abduction. In addition, Danielle has also successfully represented parents and grandparents where grandparents are seeking to re-establish or improve contact with their grandchildren.  Danielle’s extensive experience and knowledge of public children law has proved of great value within private children law cases involving social services and/or a court appointed children’s guardian, particularly in cases of alleged parental alienation.

Danielle is an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (ACILEx) and is also a member of Resolution, a national organisation of professionals committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes.  Danielle advocates resolving family issues as amicably and cost-effectively as possible, particularly where children are involved, striving to resolve issues outside of the Court, wherever possible.