LCF Law expands with three newly qualified solicitors

LCF Law’s personal law team is expanding following the appointment of three recently qualified solicitors, Anisha Kaur, Ennah Hussain and Jemma Hobson. 

Ennah completed her training contract at a niche high-street law firm before she joined the personal law division of LCF Law. Both Anisha and Jemma have completed their training contracts with LCF Law. 

Jemma commented: “Since joining LCF Law in 2021 for my training contract, I have gained a broad range of experience across the commercial property, disputes and private client departments. I received excellent support from the teams, who were approachable and friendly, whilst providing me with good feedback.”

Anisha said: “Before starting my training contract in 2021, I spent six months working as a paralegal in the contentious property and probate department, which was a great introduction to LCF Law. I then spent time in three areas of the firm and had a fantastic private client mentor, who always offered one to one supervision.”

Now qualified, both Jemma and Anisha help clients plan their affairs for their future, preparing wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA).

Ennah advises clients on matrimonial matters, financial issues and disputes relating to children. She said: “Nowadays, thanks to the introduction of no-fault divorce laws, ending a marriage is legally more straightforward, but where people struggle, is with the financial aspects of a split, and with disputes relating to their children.”

Partner and head of personal Law at LCF Law, Neil Shaw, said: “We make things as straightforward as possible and achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. We also value our team and support them with their progression, so we are delighted that Anisha and Jemma have qualified as solicitors after completing their training with us. It’s also a pleasure to welcome Ennah to our 21 strong personal law team and we look forward to advising even more clients across Yorkshire and beyond.” 

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Emma Cockings Emma is the staff writer for Yorkshire Legal News.