Sharon Love

Year of Call: 1997

Sharon is a family law specialist covering all aspects of proceedings relating to children, including private law disputes and international law.

Contact

To get in touch:

familyclerks@gclaw.co.uk

+44 (0)20 7993 7600

Or you can contact the relevant Practice Team Clerks directly and they will be happy to assist with your enquiry.

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FAMILY LAW: CHILDREN'S LAW

Overview

Sharon has expertise in the following:

complex, non-accidental injuries
fabricated or induced illness
child sexual abuse including inter-generational abuse
chronic abuse and neglect
concurrent criminal and care proceedings
children cases with an international element including child abduction.
children cases involving immigration issues
forced marriage, honour killing and female genital mutilation
parents with mental health difficulties and mental health problems
Court of Protection

Notable Cases

Recently involved in an FGM case where the mother wished to remove her child and reside in Egypt. Awaiting judgment.

Re S (A Child: Care Order) [2014] EWHC 529 (Fam)

A local authority v DS [2012] EWHC 1442 (Fam)

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