The session focused on:
- The types of Family Law cases that Browne Jacobson have experience of.
- How to engage with the local authority when asked to provide evidence.
- The expectations of the Family Court on professional witnesses.
We were pleased to welcome the following external guest speakers:
- Miss Recorder Zoe Henry – Family Court Judge at Lincoln Family Court
- Naomi Hickman – Senior Children’s Lawyer at Derbyshire County Council
Julia Catherall
Principal Associate
julia.catherall@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2729
Contact Julia
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