All questions relating to instruction may be answered by either contacting me directly by Email or contacting my Chambers to discuss your issue.

1. Is my case suitable for direct access?
2. How much will it cost?
3. What work can a barrister do?
4. What work is a barrister prohibited from doing?
5. When can I instruct a barrister?
6. What if I later discover that I need to instruct a solicitor?
7. How do I instruct you?
8. What courts do you go to?
9. I am not able to come to your chambers for a conference, but wish to discuss the case, what can I do?
10. I am not able to take time off work to see you?
11. I already have a Solicitor and/or Barrister, what can you do for me?
12. I really don’t understand how it all works, can you explain it simply?

If you have any other issues or questions that you wish me to consider, Contact me and I will respond. A Divorce Barrister is not mandatory when getting divorced, but may save you time and money.