Charlotte Raybould
AssociateAssociate solicitor and member of the Law Society’s Children Panel specialising in family matters.
Associate solicitor and member of the Law Society’s Children Panel specialising in family matters.
I represent parents, children and other family members when they find themselves experiencing local authority involvement, or in cases where there is a dispute over living and contact arrangements for children. Whenever possible, I ensure I am at court myself to represent my client to provide them with continuity and a familiar and supportive presence. I regularly appear before the court at all levels, from the lay magistrates to the High Court.
I joined Anthony Collins Solicitors in September 2019 having worked in family law for 10 years. I qualified as a solicitor in December 2015 and became an accredited member of the Law Society’s Children Panel 16 months later in April 2017. I trained and qualified at a central Birmingham law firm specialising in family law and am deeply passionate about representing and supporting those who need my help during the court process. I am experienced in dealing with a very wide range of cases involving parental alienation, international elements, abuse of adults and children of all kinds, and where children have suffered a non-accidental injury or a fabricated illness.
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