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Dr Charlotte Proudman represented the mother in a successful appeal brought by journalist, Louise Tickle. Dr Proudman was instructed pro bono by Melanie Bridgen of Nelsons Law. The private law proceedings concerned allegations of domestic abuse and parental alienation. Ms Tickle sought permission to report matters discussed in the hearing. The judge adjourned Ms Tickle’s […]
Dr. Charlotte Proudman was successful at an appeal hearing representing a mother accused of parental alienation. Dr. Proudman, as Counsel for the Appellant, sought a review for a lower Court hearing in which District Judge Sethi allowed the instruction of an expert. The appeal was successful. His Honour Judge Middleton-Roy concluded that an expert psychological […]
Dr Charlotte Proudman successfully represents mother on appeal in Re GB (Part 25 Application: Parental Alienation) [2023] EWFC 150 Re GB (Part 25 Application: Parental Alienation) [2023] EWFC 150 Instructed on a direct access basis on behalf of a mother in private law children proceedings, Dr Charlotte Proudman successfully argued that it is not the role of […]
We are delighted to announce that Goldsmith Chambers has been shortlisted for two awards and a valued member of our Chambers, Dr Charlotte Proudman has also been shortlisted for a prestigious award. Family Law Case of the Year Two cases in which Dr Charlotte Proudman was instructed have been shortlisted for case of the year: […]
BF v LE [2023] EWHC 2009 (Fam) Dr Proudman represented the wife at an appeal hearing against refusal to set aside financial remedies order on grounds of lack of capacity and no participatory directions/special measures being in force. The wife was 16 months out of time in appealing. The High Court heard the appeal because […]
A v B (Appeal: Domestic Abuse) [2023] EWHC 1499 (Fam) (20 June 2023) Dr Charlotte Proudman and Elisabeth Traugott represented a mother at an appeal hearing in the High Court that addressed issues of sexual coercion and submission within marriage. Despite finding the Recorder’s comments about the “inherent probability” of the mother’s allegations of rape to […]
We are delighted to announce that our immigration team has been shortlisted for “Immigration Set of the Year” and that Charlotte Bayati has been shortlisted for “Immigration Junior of the Year” at the Legal 500 Bar Awards. Charlotte is an exceptional immigration practitioner whose expertise ranges from complex EU matters to multifaceted asylum appeals, particularly […]
Meyrick Williams and David Barr instructed as leading and junior defence counsel for second defendant in Rochdale grooming case. This is the first trial in a new series following on from the police investigations into historic abuse in Rochdale [Operation Lytton – following on from Op Doublet and others]. Trial at Manchester Minshull Street. The […]
Sanaz Saifolahi and Anthony Metzer KC instructed by Hayk Sayadyan of Gulbenkian Andonian. The Court of Appeal has granted the Applicant permission to appeal in a case of wider public significance involving an extended family member who entered the U.K. after being granted entry under The Regulations at port prior to 31.12.2020. The SSHD, as […]
In May 2023 The Inns of Court College of Advocacy sent our very own Alan Robertshaw to Hong Kong to join the local Hong Kong Bar and a number of advocacy trainers from other jurisdictions to take part in advocacy training for aspiring Hong Kong barristers. As well as Alan, there were representatives from Malaysia, […]
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