Amy Lush joins 3PB's family law team based in Winchester
19th October 2016
Amy Lush (Call 2013), formerly at 12 College Place, chambers joins 3PB’s busy and established family law team and will be based in our Winchester chambers.
Amy advises clients in private and public family law matters, including children proceedings, and represents clients in financial disputes under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 and Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996. She is a qualified collaboration lawyer with Resolution and is a member of the Solent Collaboration Group (POD).
Chambers warmly welcomes Amy to the family law team.
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