
Drafting a Re A compliant threshold
James Sharpe and Helen Nettleship provide their tips on drafting a compliant threshold document.
Published: 23rd Jun 2023
James Arthur Sharpe was called to the Bar in 2014. He completed pupillage at 42BR, and he was taken on as a tenant in 2016. James completed a mixed common law pupillage, and, for the first few years of tenancy, he practised in all areas of work covered by chambers. He has since become a specialist family practitioner, accepting work in any matter which has a family dimension.
James read history at the University of Cambridge and then completed a master’s degree in medieval history. Before being called to the Bar, he worked in the Houses of Parliament as a researcher and parliamentary assistant.
James is a specialist family practitioner. He accepts instructions across the full spectrum of family work, including public and private children, and financial remedies.
James has a particular focus on cases involving children, and cases involving allegations of sexual abuse, neglect, domestic abuse, non-accidental injury, and fabricated or induced illness. He has written articles, given seminars and provided training on a range of family law topics.
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Articles & Seminars
James Sharpe and Helen Nettleship provide their tips on drafting a compliant threshold document.
Published: 23rd Jun 2023
Our junior members are pleased to present a series of four webinars, aimed at junior solicitors, covering different areas of family law.
Published: 18th May 2023
Our Family Group is delighted to present our Spring/Summer webinar programme, covering financial remedies, private and public law.
Published: 20th Feb 2023
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