Michael Cronshaw

Michael has a broadly based practice focussing primarily upon family law, but also including a substantial component of general civil law. He is thus able to provide advice on the increasing number of cases that involve disparate strands of law.

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1993 Middle Temple call
MA (Oxon), MSc (LSE), Dip Law (City)
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Degree/University
MA (Oxon), MSc (LSE), Dip Law (City)
Memberships
FLBA, SEC. He has recently competed 6 years with the Bar Standards Board Complaints Committee.
Areas of Practice
Family (all areas including Divorce and Children)
Adoption
Child Care
Inheritance and Family Provision
Consumer Law
General Common Law
Professional Negligence
Torts
Boundaries
Easements
Employment
Equity and Trusts
General Commercial & Contract (including Sale of Goods)
Bankruptcy and Insolvency
Harassment Law
Landlord and Tenant
Personal Injuries
Mortgages
Partnership
Reported Cases
Re N (A Child) Sub Nom G v A (2009) (family/trusts)
Lawtel Case Code: AC0119723
Ford & Anor v Cornelius (2003) (family/civil procedure)
Lawtel Case Code: AC9500962
Arogol Co Ltd v Sher Rajah (2001) (landlord and tenant/housing)
Lawtel Case Code: AC9600336
MGN Ltd v Teresa Horton (2009) (breach of trust/knowing receipt/restitution)
Lawtel Case Code: AC0121507
 

Jones v Kernott

For Chancery and family practitioners dealing with cohabitation claims the wait is over: the Supreme Court finally handed down its Judgment in the eagerly awaited case of Jones v Kernott on 9th November 2011.  The latest in a long line of judicial efforts to grapple with the problems created by co-ownership of property, the main impact of the judgment will be in 'joint names' cases.

Luke Barnes and Mark Jones give their initial reaction.

 

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Direct Public Access

Chambers has a commitment to offering direct public access. 

As at 21st January 2012 some 19 members of Chambers are licensed by the Bar Council to accept instructions in appropriate cases directly from members of the public.

Members are able to accept such instructions in both our core practice areas of Family and Civil work.

For more information please contact the clerks.

 

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