Fleur has a mixed practice in both family and criminal law.

Fleur successfully completed pupillage under the supervision of Emma Hayfield, Laura Bayles and Hannah Hurley.

Feedback from her professional clients highlights her strong work ethic and client-focused approach:

• Fleur is always responsive, helpful, and a pleasure to work with on my cases
• Fleur was sensitive with our vulnerable client and ensured that she understood the proceedings and hearing effectively.
• It is clear that she has the client’s best interest at all times and aims to achieve the best possible result.
• Her advocacy in court was confident, clear, and eloquent.

In family law, Fleur welcomes instructions in a wide range of matters, including private children proceedings, care proceedings, financial remedy, and protective orders. In the criminal courts, she regularly appears in the Youth Court, Magistrates’ Court, and Crown Court.

Fleur’s dual experience in family and criminal law equips her to handle cases where the two areas intersect. This expertise allows her to provide clients with a more holistic and strategic approach, addressing both the legal and personal complexities that often arise in such cases.

Before pupillage, Fleur gained valuable experience working in-house at a Local Authority. During this time, she independently managed a diverse caseload of public law matters, overseeing the entire process from the PLO stage to the Final Hearing.

Prior to joining the Bar, Fleur enjoyed a career in the performing arts industry, performing in West End musicals and films.

Education

BPC: Northumbria University.

LLB: City, University of London and Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

 

Further Professional Information

• Sir Thomas More Scholarship – The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn.
• Winner of the 2021 Crowther Shield Public Speaking Competition – The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn.