Mrs Shelley Chesworth > SAS Daniels LLP > Stockport, England > Lawyer Profile
SAS Daniels LLP Offices
30 GREEK STREET
STOCKPORT
SK3 8AD
England
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Mrs Shelley Chesworth
Work Department
Family
Position
Shelley Chesworth is a partner and head of the Family team. She is experienced in all areas of matrimonial and family law, particularly in complex financial cases and representing children in public and private law matters. She is a member of the Law Society children’s panel, advanced member of the Law Society family law panel, Resolution and Child Concern. Shelley’s experience in advocacy and strong negotiating skills combine to ensure excellent outcomes for her clients.
Career
Trained Abson Hall; qualified 1991; partner 1996; partner Sinclair Abson Smith, which became SAS Daniels LLP.
Languages
English
Memberships
Child Concern; Resolution; Advanced Member Family Panel; Children Panel (children representative).
Education
Astley Grammar School; Hyde Sixth Form College; John Moores University; Chester Law College.
Leisure
Gym, swimming, dancing, wine tasting.
Lawyer Rankings
North West > Private client > Family
The ‘effective and collaborative’ practice at SAS Daniels LLP is particularly strong due to the dual-specialism of the lawyers in the team, with each member active on both divorce and financial remedy work, as well as complex children matters. Helming high-value cases for clients across a range of professions, department head Shelley Chesworth has considerable experience engaging in children advocacy work, with recent cases involving enforcement and non-molestation proceedings. Furthermore, she competently handles the steady stream of nuptial agreement mandates that the firm has seen an uptick in over the past twelve months. The ‘extremely diligent’ Anita Scorah has been active on issues regarding medical assessments and capacity concerns and is extremely capable in liaising with public bodies and local authorities in matters that span multiple jurisdictions. Claire Porter is a trusted port of call for clients with complex pension structures and business assets, while Cheryl Haywood has a broad practice that is largely concentrated on relocation cases and issues of domestic abuse and coercive control.