Georgia Burrell, Author at E J Coombs Solicitors

I want to take my children on holiday, do I need to ask the other parent?

Post author:Georgia Burrell
Post published:5th April 2024
Post category:Articles

After separating, parents may be able to agree on the care arrangements for children, but holidays abroad can often be forgotten. It is important if you intend to leave the UK with your children that you…

Georgia studied Law with French at the University of Central Lancashire before completing her Legal Practice Course at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge in 2020. Georgia went on to join a national firm as a paralegal, working exclusively in the family law team, before completing her training contract and qualifying as a solicitor in May 2023.

Georgia has experience in many areas of family law, particularly child arrangements, divorces and financial remedy matters. Georgia also assists clients with issues surrounding separation including Trust of Land matters as well as working with victims of abuse in obtaining protective injunctions.

Georgia has both assisted and managed cases ranging from straightforward divorces to complex cases involving allegations of abuse. Georgia understands that family matters are often deeply personal and difficult for clients but prides herself on taking a proactive and sensitive approach.

Georgia is a Resolution member and as such, she is committed to a non-confrontational approach to matters. Georgia takes care to act in her client’s best interests and collaborate with other professionals to do so.

As an Anglia Ruskin alumni, Georgia assists the ARU Law Clinic where possible, supporting students in providing advice. Georgia also supports the Chelmsford Citizens Advice Bureau.

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