Elizabeth Wentworth joins 3PB
10th September 2026
3PB Barristers is delighted to welcome Elizabeth Wentworth to its national chambers. Elizabeth will be practicing from 3PB's Bristol office.
Elizabeth is a specialist family law barrister with a busy practice encompassing children (both private and public) and financial remedy proceedings, with a caseload typical of counsel well beyond her call. She represented the father in the reported case of B v B (Fact finding) [2024] EWFC 836 (B), which involved issues of coercive control.
Known for her affable style and working collaboratively, enthusiastically so, with both professional and lay clients alike, Elizabeth prides herself on her commitment to finding constructive resolutions in a timely manner even in the most challenging circumstances, giving realistic and robust advice when necessary.
Vanessa Meachin KC, who leads 3PB's 90-strong group of barristers, said: “We are delighted to welcome Elizabeth to 3PB. I look forward to her contributing to our excellent team and seeing her career develop with us.”
Elizabeth comments "I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining 3PB and becoming part of such a successful and supportive family of barristers. I look forward to working with my new colleagues and benefiting from a great clerking team and management support service".
To contact or instruct Elizabeth, please email Jess Street on [email protected] or call 0117 928 1520.
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