About Hannah
Hannah studied Law at the University of East Anglia, obtaining a First Class Degree. She later completed the Legal Practice Course at Nottingham Law School. Hannah thereafter qualified as a solicitor in 2018.
Hannah primarily practices in cases where Children’s Services have issued care proceedings, including complex cases involving non-accidental injuries. She regularly undertakes her own advocacy when representing parents in cases where often Children’s Services are seeking to remove the children from their care.
She advises on a wide range of orders, including Care and Supervision Orders, Placement Orders, Special Guardianship Orders and Child Arrangements Orders.
Hannah is a Member of Resolution.
Associate Solicitor, Children Lawt. 01205 311511
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