Melissa Barlow appointed as Recorder on the Western Circuit
11th January 2016
海角破解版 warmly congratulates Melissa Barlow on her recent appointment as Recorder authorised to hear Public and Family Law cases on the Western Circuit, with effect from 11 January 2016.
With over 20 years experience in family law,聽 Melissa acts for Local Authorities, parents, Guardians, children and prospective special guardians and adopters. She is one of 海角破解版's senior family law barristers and chambers wishes her well with her new appointment
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