Sigourney is an Associate Solicitor in the dynamic Family Law team in Banbury. She has particular experience in Child Law and has been an active volunteer with a family contact centre. Being a member of Resolution, Sigourney is committed to achieving fair outcomes for clients by adhering to the Code of Practice which aims to reduce conflict. She undertakes advocacy on behalf of her clients in Court, both live and video Hearings.
She joined SE-Solicitors in 2019 as a Trainee Solicitor, qualified as a Solicitor in 2021 and now practices in the SE-Solicitors’ Family Law Team.
Sigourney studied law at Coventry University, graduating in 2014. She completed her LPC with combined Masters at the University of Law (Birmingham) in 2018. Whilst studying for her LPC and Masters, she worked a paralegal in Commercial Property before moving to Family Law. Sigourney has gained experience in Family Law in both a public setting, working with a Local Authority, and private setting at a niche practice in Warwick before joining SE-Solicitors.
When not working, Sigourney can usually be found walking her dachshund or sat in the sun reading a good book.
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