Webinar - Finding of Fact Hearings in the Remote Era and Beyond
Tina Cook QC & Charmaine Clubb will be providing free virtual training in the form of a Family Law Webinar.
17th February 2022 Read moreCharmaine joined Chambers in 2021 following successful completion of pupillage. She accepts instructions across all of Chambers’ practice areas with a particular interest in family law. Charmaine is a strong believer in both access to justice and access to the Bar. In furtherance of those aims, she currently sits on Advocate’s Young Bar Executive Committee, and she is a Mentor for Bridging the Bar. Prior to joining Chambers, Charmaine worked as a Caseworker for Advocate, and she volunteered at Hammersmith & Fulham Law Centre advising on family law matters.
Charmaine lives in South West London. In her spare time, she enjoys food and wine, yoga, reading and travelling. In a past life, Charmaine played viola and piano at Junior Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music.
Charmaine accepts instructions in all areas of family law, including public and private children law, domestic abuse injunctions and matrimonial finance disputes. During pupillage, Charmaine spent three months observing the full spectrum of care work, including infant death, serious neglect and sexual abuse. More recently, Charmaine acted as junior counsel for the local authority in a 20-day composite final hearing where special guardianship orders were made. She has also acted for a parent in a two-day fact-finding hearing involving cross-allegations of domestic abuse.
Tina Cook QC & Charmaine Clubb will be providing free virtual training in the form of a Family Law Webinar.
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