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Emily is based in Silk Family Law's North Yorkshire office and also advises clients in Newcastle, Teesside and York.
 
A law graduate from the University of East Anglia, Emily qualified as a solicitor in 2016. She advises clients on all aspects of family law, including financial and children matters, and frequently works alongside partner Margaret Simpson.
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Indu is a barrister at 4PB, practising in family law. Her instructions have ranged from: private children law matters where there are allegations of parental alienation; international children law matters, from relocation of children to representing clients in the High Court at all stages of Hague Convention 1980 proceedings, and wardship; children fact finding hearings (public and private law) concerning allegations of sexual and physical abuse; and financial remedy hearings involving issues such as the enforceability of pre-nuptial agreements.

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