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Adreeja Chatterjee
Work Department
Family
Court of Protection
Position
Family Law: Specialist with over 20 years experience.
Areas: care – serious cases of sexual abuse, child death, physical abuse/non-accidental injury and cross-border/international issues; private law children including intractable disputes and representing children, relocation applications and child abduction; wardship and inherent jurisdiction including deprivation of liberty of children/young persons. Particular expertise in forced and incapacitous marriages and female genital mutilation Court of Protection: Head of No 5 COP Group. Areas: health and welfare, deprivation of liberty, forced marriages and property and affairs – regularly instructed by Official Solicitor, Public Guardian, individuals and local authorities
Direct access registered; registered pupil supervisor; advocacy trainer for Midlands Circuit. Guest speaker at Association of Women Judges Annual Conference, November 2018 Author of “A Practical Guide to the Law of Forced and Incapacitous Marriages” published 2019 Notable/reported cases: B v L [2016] EWFC 67 (20 October 2016) Re A (Adoption: Placement outside Jurisdiction) 2004 EWCA Civ 515, 2004 2 FLR 447 James-v-Thomas EWCA Civ 1212, 2008 1 FLR 1598 (appearing at first instance) Re XCC –v- AA, BB, CC, DD [2012] EWHC 2183 (COP), [2013] 2 FCR 401 (appearing at the fact-finding hearing)
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Career
Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge 1996: BA Hons Law II:1
Appointed Deputy District Judge 2019
Appointed Recorder (Family, Midlands) 2022
Memberships
FLBA, COPPA
Education
Trinity Hall, Cambridge (1996 BA Hons Law, 2:1), Dr Cooper Scholarship 1996.
Lawyer Rankings
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Court of Protection and community care
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 1Adreeja Chatterjee – No5 Barristers’ Chambers ‘Adreeja has a wealth of health and welfare Court of Protection work, enabling a clear and concise approach with her analysis of the issues in question in any particular cases. She is a forceful yet measured advocate, providing strong and reasoned arguments before the court.’