We recognise that clients demand specialist knowledge from barristers who are technically astute, excellent in court and aware of wider commercial issues and personable.
"The barristers dealing with Public Law Children Act cases in this set and in the local area are excellent." Legal 500 2023
We are experts in Public law proceedings. We have a long-standing reputation for being an outstanding set of chambers in this area with years of experience in dealing with complicated public law children cases of the utmost gravity, including cases of child death, serious non-accidental injury, fabricated or induced illness, serial neglect, cases under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court concerning life-sustaining medical treatment for children, restraint of publicity, and wardship.
Our barristers appear regularly in all levels of courts, from appellate courts to the High Court, County Court and the FPC. We are regularly instructed by parents, by CAFCASS, and also by Local Authorities all around the country. In addition, we have considerable experience acting for relatives of those involved in care proceedings, foster parents, step-parents, and the Official Solicitor.
St Philips Family is renowned for how our barristers and clerks work closely and co-operatively with solicitors and clients to ensure an excellent level of service.
Many of our barristers have appeared in significant cases which have helped to shape the current law relating to care proceedings. Our barristers regularly contribute articles to law journals and publications. A number of the team have published major works in the field of family law.
A number of our barristers also sit as part-time members of the judiciary including one Deputy High Court Judge, six Recorders of the County Courts, two Deputy District Judges and a Deputy Assistant Coroner.
Our barristers are regularly involved in offering training to various groups, including Social Workers and medical experts. St Philips Family ran a highly successful roadshow training event throughout the Midlands explaining the complexities of the PLO to other practitioners, with the support of the Designated Family Judges in Coventry, Worcester, Derby, Milton Keynes, Oxford, Telford, Wolverhampton and Stoke on Trent.
Mark Mansell, Anthony Burgess, Kelly Fullwood, Sarah Doyle and Ellie Hogan-Evans.
St Philips Chambers Family Group is proud to announce the successful recruitment of five barristers from specialist family set, Senate House Chambers. Michelle Christie, Abigail Turner, Ruby Jamieson, Paris Stokes...
We invite you to attend the above Seminar where three members of our Finance Team will guide practitioners through a number of hot topics within FR cases: Venue: St Philips Chambers,...
James Patrick McClean v Carey Elizabeth McClean & Ors Jonathan Nosworthy leading Davinia Riley (for the company), and Juliet Allen, led by Brent Molyneux KC of 29 Bedford Row (for...
Congratulations to our family law group member William Horwood who has completed the Pro Bono Pledge of 25 hours pro bono work in 2023. If you would like to pledge your hours for this year, sign...
By now, anyone who works in Family Law is aware of the impact Covid 19 and the increase in applications had on the Public Law Outline (PLO). As a result, in...
Age assessments predominantly arise within the arena of immigration law where the question to be determined is whether the individual concerned is aged under 18. Those seeking to enter the...
‘Secret adoption? Considering applications regarding the need to give a father, without PR, notice of the intention to place a child for adoption’ A plan of adoption has long been...
Chambers is delighted to announce that Emma Templar has chosen to join the St Philips Family Team as she returns from Maternity Leave. Emma was called in 2001 and prior to her Maternity...
Huge congratulations from all at Chambers to William Horwood who won the Birmingham Law Society Pro Bono Award at last night’s Birmingham Legal Awards. William is a very worthy winner of this award and Chambers...
TOPIC: The Co-Parent WayWHEN: Monday 27th March, 1630-1745 followed by networking and refreshments until 1900WHERE: St Philips Chambers, 55 Temple Row, Birmingham B2 5LS SPEAKERS:Marcie Shaoul BA, CPCC, PCC- Founder...
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Birmingham
B2 5LS
0121 246 7000
DX 723240 Birmingham 56
29 Park Square
Leeds
LS1 2PQ
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