Members
If you are a lawyer, barrister, judge, financial adviser, family consultant or other professional and have an interest in training as a collaborative lawyer or finding out more about the process please contact one of our Chairs (Lisa Bray or Helen Cort) for more information.
Your Lawyer
It is important when seeking legal advice about family matters that you receive constructive and supportive advice from a lawyer who concentrates on the best outcome for the family and providing you with all of the options, whilst also protecting your interests. Please see details of our members who will all ensure that constructive, family focused advice is given from the outset whatever route you decide to take.
Lisa Bray (Chair)
Paris Smith LLP

Helen Cort (Chair)
BDB Pitmans LLP

Sarah French
Godwins Solicitors LLP

Catherine Sousa
Sousa Law

Simon Burge
Blake Morgan LLP

Grant Cameron
Trethowans LLP

Katy Barber
Moore Barlow LLP

Neil Davies
Paris Smith LLP

Debra Emery
Moore Barlow LLP

Mike Dyer
Taylor Fordyce

Jason Evans
Parker Bullen

Jayne Llewelyn
Family Law Partners

Ann Herd
Scott Bailey

Sarah Passemard
Paris Smith LLP

Derek Parsons
Access Law

Rachel Osgood
Paris Smith LLP

Sally Pike
Thrings LLP

Huw Miles
Paris Smith LLP

Sarah Unsworth
Scott Bailey

Dinshaw Printer
Scott Bailey

Frank Prior
Paris Smith LLP

Amy Lush
3PB Barristers

Beverley Pym
Eric Robinson

Jennifer Williamson
Blake Morgan LLP

Bryan Scant
Coffin Mew

Neutrals
Family consultants and financial neutrals
Using neutrals in the collaborative process can assist the progress of a case in many ways. The neutral may be a specialist family consultant, financial adviser, barrister, mediator or other specialist. Their expertise can often resolve points of dispute in the Collaborative Process.
Karen Morley (Family Consultant)
Better Life Coaching

Mike Caffyn, APFS (Financial Consultant)
TRPP Wealth Management

Nick Dean, APFS (Financial Consultant)
TRPP Wealth Management
