4 Theatre St, Norwich NR2 1QY
01603 214 220
About Rebecca Broom
Having joined the firm in 2020 as a legal secretary in the firm’s Dispute Resolution department, I then moved into the role as a trainee solicitor. I qualified as a solicitor in March 2024, specialising in family law and specialise in private family law, including divorce and private children law.
How Rebecca can help you
Rebecca can assist in Divorce, Separation Agreements, Co-habitation Agreements, Private Children Law.
Rebecca’s background
Rebecca grew up in Norwich before moving up north to complete her undergraduate degree in Law at the University of Sheffield, where she graduated with a 2:1. She then spent a few years overseas working in ski resorts in Canada, New Zealand and Japan, before moving to London to complete a Master’s Degree at King’s College London in Medical Ethics & Law.
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Telephone: 01603 674512
How we
can help you
Our Norwich-based family law solicitors are knowledgeable and adhere to the Law Society’s Family Law Protocol. We actively work to settle disputes in a way that minimises their financial and emotional toll, whether through negotiation, mediation, or the legal system.
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Delivering thought-leading expertise and understanding from our expert solicitors and staff.
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Safeguarding Vulnerable Children: Legal Support and Advice
It can often be difficult to navigate a fine line of balancing the protection of a child against their right to a normal family life. However, the answer cannot be just to have the toughest restrictions in every single case and for children to be overly protected from every perceived risk.
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Increased Family Court Fees in England and Wales: What You Need to Know (Excluding Divorce)
The Ministry of Justice has concluded its consultation on family law court fees, confirming an increase in several court and tribunal fees, though notably, the divorce application fee will remain unchanged at £593.
