Experienced solicitors, specialist in family and children law.

Joanne was born and raised in Aberdare. She obtained her law degree at the University of Glamorgan, followed by the Legal Practice Course at Cardiff Law School. She joined Avery Naylor in March 2001 and qualified as a solicitor in April 2003. Joanne left to work closer to home in December 2004 and returned to the firm in April 2009.

Joanne specialises in Child Care Law and is a member of the Law Society Children Panel. She is a Board Member of Drugs Aid, the drug and alcohol support agency.

Lucy was educated in Cowbridge and obtained a law degree in 2003, then graduated from Cardiff Law School in 2004. Lucy joined Avery Naylor on 29 November 2004 and qualified as a solicitor in March 2007.

Lucy specialises in Children Act cases and is a member of the Law Society Children Panel, which recognises solicitors with particular expertise in this complex field. Lucy volunteers with the local Citizens Advice Bureau and is involved with the charity Fathers Needs Families.

Sarah was educated in Cowbridge and obtained a law degree from Exeter University in 2004. She completed the Legal Practice Course at Cardiff Law School, graduating in 2005. Sarah joined Avery Naylor in June 2005 and qualified as a solicitor specialising in family law in January 2008.

Sarah is a member of the Law Society Children Panel, which recognises solicitors with particular expertise in this complex field. Sarah represents children as well as parents and carers in court proceedings.

Zoe was educated in Swansea and obtained a law degree from Swansea University, where she also completed the Legal Practice Course. Zoe joined Avery Naylor Ltd as a Legal Clerk in 2012 before starting her Training Contract with the firm in April 2016, and qualified as a solicitor on 3 April 2018.

Zoe deals with matrimonial and private law Children Act 1989 matters. She volunteers with the local Citizens Advice Bureau, One Stop Shop and the charity Both Parents Matter.