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Dafydd Griffiths
Position
A child care practitioner with expertise in all areas of both public law (including NAHI, FFI and sexual abuse) and private law, including external/internal relocation, FLA 1996 work, implacable hostility, parental alienation, expert psychiatric/psychological opinion, substance misuse (drug and alcohol), mental health issues. Dafydd has appeared at all levels of Court (save the Supreme Court). LGBT+ parenting work. Cases: Re J (a child)[2012] EWHCC 3353 (fam), O – M (children)[2009] EWCA Civ 1405, A Local Authority v J [2008] EWHC 1484 (fam), Re B (2007) Lawtel AC0115985, Greenwich LC Council v S (2007) 2 FLR 154, FD
Career
Qualified 1997; Gray’s Inn; Gray’s Inn pupil sponsorship scheme.
Languages
Welsh.
Memberships
FLBA. LEDLET (Lord Edmund Davies Legal Educ Trust) mentor, a mentor for the Middle Temple Acces to the Bar Award Placement and has sat as a Judge for the Welsh Legal Awards.
Education
Glantaff High School, Cardiff; Queen Mary and Westfield College, London (1995 LLB Law); Inns of Court School of Law (1996).
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > Family: children and domestic abuse
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 2Dafydd Griffiths –29 Bedford Row Chambers ‘Dafydd is approachable, puts clients at ease, is knowledgeable and can reduce complex advice into understandable language for clients.’
29 Bedford Row Chambers is a ‘solid and experienced set able to advise on a wide range of family law disciplines’. Paul Storey KC is a ‘very robust advocate’ well-known for his expertise in cases involving child death and the most serious physical abuse, while Indira Ramsahoye is a ‘first-rate performer’ who focuses on private children law, in particular cases with an international element. Dafydd Griffiths is an ‘intelligent, intuitive and thorough advocate’ who specialises in relocation and cases in which parental alienation allegations appear.