Jenny regularly represents clients at all stages of financial remedies proceedings.
She acts in cases where issues such as conduct, non-disclosure of assets, third party intervenors, international assets and enforcement arise.
Jenny takes a client-centred approach in all matters and has been described as presenting as counsel “with several years under her belt”. Jenny has a keen eye for detail but is also able to focus on the core issues in a matter, with a view to settlement where possible. Jenny has also successfully and robustly represented clients at final hearings. She will ensure that each matter is dealt with proportionately and empathetically.
Jenny is a member of the Bar Council’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Panel.
Background
Prior to coming to the Bar, Jenny studied Law and French at the University of Bristol, which included a year studying French law at the University of Bordeaux. Jenny subsequently worked as Cabin Crew for Virgin Atlantic Airways, which provided invaluable life experience. She then completed the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) and achieved a grade of ‘Outstanding’ in Family Law, before working as a paralegal in the Children Law department of a firm on the Western Circuit. Whilst training, Jenny volunteered with the National Centre for Domestic Violence and taught debating to prisoners in HMP Pentonville as part of the Vocalise scheme. Jenny joins St John’s Chambers from 36 Family where she remains a Door Tenant.
