Home office: Manchester
Also works in: London
Paige assists clients following the breakdown of a marriage with matters including divorce, settling financial terms and arrangements for children.
Paige is a Trainee Solicitor in the family law team at our Manchester office working alongside Chris Longbottom and Emily Finn. Paige assists with private family law matters including divorce and associated financial arrangements, disputes involving children including internal and external relocation, pre and post nuptial agreements, separation agreements and cohabitation agreements and disputes. Paige has been involved with various complex cases including a Court of Appeal case whereby the team was successful in an opposition.
Paige carefully listens to the needs of her clients and assists the team in providing pragmatic and sensible solutions.
She completed her undergraduate law degree in 2020 and then went onto study the LPC/LLM at The University of Law. Paige joined Clarke Willmott in October 2020 as a paralegal before successfully obtaining her training contract in January 2024.
Paige has a particular interest in sports and combining that with family law.
Paige is a member of Resolution and is committed to ensuring that matters are dealt with constructively whilst supporting families to reduce conflict in disputes.
How Paige can help you
- Divorce and associated financial matters
- Cohabitation rights and preparing cohabitation agreements
- Disputes involving children
- Internal and external relocation
- Pre and post nuptial agreements
- Separation agreements
Articles by Paige
Grandparents’ rights under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989
Section 8 of the Children Act 1989 acknowledges the importance of maintaining relationships between children and their extended family members, including grandparents.
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Coronation Street storyline – controlling and coercive behaviour
Controlling and coercive behaviour is subtle and occurs over a prolonged period of time. In the majority of cases the behaviour has slowly escalated over a long period of time to the extent the sufferer is genuinely unaware of what is happening as it becomes a normal part of the relationship.
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Private wealth
Tips for tricky estates
Our “Tips for Tricky Estates” aim to support both contentious and non-contentious practitioners by providing short, practical monthly tips that touch on common challenges that arise either in estate administration, or estate disputes.
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We wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year
From everyone at Clarke Willmott solicitors, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2026.
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