Ruth qualified as a solicitor in 2006 before transferring to the Bar in 2014.

Ruth combines detailed case preparation with focused and persuasive advocacy. She is known for providing realistic advice, maintaining a firm grip on the key issues and guiding clients confidently through what can be a demanding and stressful process.

What sort of work do I do?

Ruth advises and represents clients in all aspects of financial remedy proceedings, including:
• Division of capital, property and business assets
• Pension sharing,
• Maintenance claims,
• Cases involving disputed disclosure,
• Allegations of conduct
• Enforcement and variation of financial orders
Alongside her financial practice, Ruth has significant experience in private law children proceedings. She represents parents in disputes concerning child arrangements, specific issue and prohibited steps applications, including cases involving allegations of domestic abuse, parental alienation and entrenched breakdown in contact.
She can assist before proceedings are issued by advising on strategy, likely outcomes and the most appropriate applications to make. Ruth also supports clients with the preparation of court documents, including Form E, questionnaires and witness statements, and provides robust representation at hearings.

Who do I work for?

Ruth represents parents and individuals from all backgrounds at what is often one of the most difficult periods of their lives. She combines careful case preparation with compassionate client care and robust advocacy in court, always focusing on achieving the best possible outcome for her clients and their families.

Ruth is qualified to accept instructions directly from members of the public under the Public Access scheme. This means clients can instruct her without going through a solicitor, helping to reduce costs while still receiving specialist support.

Fees are discussed transparently in advance so you know exactly what to expect.

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