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Collaborative Law

29 Bedford Row, in partnership with Resolution, has been proud to pioneer the use of the Collaborative Process by family law barristers. We were the first set of chambers to have an active practice group of collaboratively trained barristers, we currently have 16 trained members of Chambers offering a Collaborative Law service, and Chambers is committed to promoting and furthering the process. 

Collaborative Law is a relatively new process which aims to avoid court proceedings by allowing separating couples to resolve their difficulties by discussion. Each person retains a collaborative lawyer who will provide advice and support. Issues are resolved by way of a series of face-to-face meetings, rather than by correspondence and court hearings. The fundamental aim of the collaborative process is that, by way of a team approach based on openness and honesty and a commitment not to litigate, couples will be able to resolve their differences by themselves together with the support of their collaborative lawyers.

Collaboratively trained Barristers at 29 Bedford Row are available to act both as jointly instructed experts or by way of sole instruction where both clients require the use of Counsel. 

Select a Barrister

"a set with a very good spread of experience"

Chambers & Partners

Alexa Storey-Rea

  • Call 1990

Areas of Expertise

Children Law
Family law (general)

Dafydd Griffiths

  • Call 1997

Areas of Expertise

Family Finance
Children Law
Family law (general)

Paul Storey KC

  • Call 1982 Silk 2001

Areas of Expertise

Children Law

Dispute Resolution

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