Becket Chambers

Becket Chambers is a barristers set based in 5 locations in the South East, specialising in all areas of Common Law including Mediation & Direct Public Access.

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Badar Alam has written an article explaining how family courts deal with intimate images in children's proceedings.

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In his latest article, Ronald Edginton looks at how difficult it can be to enforce child arrangements orders when one parent refuses to comply.

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In his latest article, Alex Lunnon looks at “Copley compliance” and why intervention letters in credit hire cases are often rejected by the courts.

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Daniel Hooker's latest article explains how financial remedy orders can be challenged if fraud is alleged.

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In his recent article, Michael Batt provides a helpful reminder of how parental responsibility is exercised by local authorities under interim care orders, following Re J [2026].

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Congratulations to Nicole Jennings, who has been shortlisted as a finalist in the #KentLawSocietyAwards 2026 in the category of Legal Hero!
We think that sums you up perfectly, Nicole. Good luck!
Well done to Arron Smith for being nominated in the Pillar of Justice category.

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We’re pleased to share a solicitor recently praised Jonathan Brooks for going “above and beyond” and offering “truly exceptional support.”

To find out more about Jonathan or instruct him, please visit: https://t.co/vYVbqRPrK4

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“Client loves her and wants her on future hearings.”

Another lovely review for Emily Jennett following a recent private law children matter.

Learn more about Emily or enquire about instructing her here: https://t.co/emBpwbsBch

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“Jonathan was excellent...”

We’re pleased to share this recent feedback for Jonathan Brooks - another great review. 

Learn more about Jonathan here: https://t.co/vYVbqRPrK4

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In this recent article, Melanie Andrews offers an insight into pupillage selection at Becket Chambers. She explains what we look for in prospective pupils, why personality and long-term commitment matter, and how we support pupils throughout the process.

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In her latest article, Lavinia Glover looks at the new Domestic Abuse Protection Orders and what they could mean for victims seeking protection. She explains how DAPOs work, who can apply for them, and the key differences.
Read more here: https://t.co/9mWyQAn94F

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Sophie Gray's recent article looks at whether a fact-finding hearing is still needed when contact has continued after allegations of domestic abuse.

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https://t.co/lJtPRWzdGg

#FamilyLaw #PrivateLawChildren #DomesticAbuse #FactFinding #BecketChambers

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Our pupil barrister, Alex Lunnon (Call 2022), will be commencing his Second Six on 1 April 2026 and will be available to receive instructions, assuming responsibility for his own caseload, including attendance in court.

To instruct Alex, please email [email protected]

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In his latest article, Philip Newton looks at whether delays after a couple separates can affect the outcome of a financial remedy case.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/RlvWZTy2wy

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In her latest article, Natalie Alt discusses the legal position where landlords need access to their property but tenants repeatedly refuse entry. 

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#PropertyLaw #Landlords #BecketChambers

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We are pleased to note that a case involving Clive Styles and Melanie McIntosh has recently been reported: A (A Child)(Fact-finding: domestic abuse and alienating behaviour), Re [2026] EWFC 58 (B).

Read more here:
https://t.co/E03pb8kQSZ

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In her latest article, Nicole Jennings looks at the case of Mahmoud v Glanville [2025] and explains how the court can make pro bono costs orders in private law children proceedings. 

Read more here:
https://t.co/nAvS19v2jm

#FamilyLaw #PrivateLawChildren #LegalUpdate

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"I felt compelled to provide some positive feedback for Natalie. The reason being that she is such a wonderful advocate and incredibly well-suited to this area of practice."

Find out more about Natalie Alt - https://t.co/pjUWigUglU

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“I honestly couldn't have asked for a better barrister than Edward! He was very professional, knowledgeable, and humane. I would highly recommend him to anyone in need of a barrister.”

Find out more about Edward here: https://t.co/D5xXRDMiff

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In his latest article, Adham Sleem discusses the key changes in the President of the Family Division’s 2026 Guidance on non-molestation orders & explains practical points on when and how protective orders should be applied for. Read the full article here: https://t.co/KTEbUdUeJM