Our People

Sue qualified as a Solicitor on 1st October 1984 and has always worked in family law.

Sue specialises in dealing with Divorce, Financial Remedy proceedings – including high net worth assets, Pre-Nuptial Agreements, Separation Agreements, Cohabitation Agreements.

Sue became a Collaborative Lawyer in 2011 and is a Member of Resolution.  She is particularly involved in dealing with financial disputes arising out of the breakdown of relationships and also children disputes.

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Elizabeth attended the Chester College of Law and obtained her Law Degree in 2010.

On 1st October 2012 Elizabeth qualified as a Solicitor and has always worked in family law.

Elizabeth who became a Member of the Law Society’s Children Panel in March 2016 specialises in childcare law representing both children and parents in care proceedings.  She deals with all aspects of Children work, predominantly care proceedings and issues involving social services.

Hannah graduated from Keele University in 2012 with a BA degree in Law and Business 2:1 and then commenced her LPC and Masters on a part time basis at the University of Law in Birmingham obtaining a distinction in 2017.

Hannah was admitted as a Solicitor on the 15th January 2018 and has worked in the Family Department since qualifying. Hannah now specialises in public and private children law and has a depth of experience in this area representing parents on all aspects of their cases including Court Hearings. Hannah also has experience in a wide variety of cases of differing complexities in all levels of court from the Magistrates Court through to the High Court.

Caroline is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives with over 16 years’ experience in dealing with a wide range of privately funded and public law family law cases. Caroline is also an Associate Member of Resolution.

Caroline specialises in financial disputes arising out of the breakdown of relationships and also children disputes. She also deals with divorce, financial issues including high net worth assets, children matters, pre-nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements and separation agreements.

Llewelyn Joined the Family Department of Terry Jones in 2019, having previously gained a number of years’ experience in both family and criminal law at regional firms in the Midlands.

He is currently an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and is in the process of qualifying as a Fellow.

Llewelyn deals with all aspects of Private Family Law, specifically divorce and separation, children and matrimonial finance matters in addition to disputed property matters between cohabitees.

He is involved with all aspects of a client’s matter, from the initial enquiry through to its conclusion, and provides representation at Court when required.

As an Associate Member of Resolution, formerly known as the Solicitors Family Law Association (SFLA), Llewelyn is always conscious to provide balanced and pragmatic advice.

Laura graduated from the University of Chester with a Law degree in 2011 and joined the firm in 2014 as a Legal Secretary in the Family Department.

In July 2017 Laura was promoted to Paralegal and  provides support and assistance to the Family Solicitors in relation to all aspects of matrimonial and children issues.

Michele joined the firm in November 2015 as a legal secretary and was promoted to Legal Assistant in July 2019.

Michele has 10 years experience in dealing with family matters including divorce, finances and private children matters.

Emily attended Sheffield Hallam University where she graduated with a First Class Law Degree.

Emily joined Terry Jones Solicitors in August 2018 as a Legal Secretary in the Family Department and was promoted to Legal Assistant in the Family department August 2019.

Emily offers support and assistance to her department regarding Public Law/Children matters predominantly assisting Hannah Lowe  in representing parent’s in Local Authority Care Proceedings. Emily also supports those involved in Private Law Children proceedings