Pump Court Chambers

Catherine Gee specialises in children private law proceedings, representing applicants, respondents, and children via their guardian ad litem. She has extensive experience of intractable disputes, and cases involving “parental alienation” issues.

Catherine accepts instructions in public law proceedings, and for Court of Protection work on welfare matters on a range of issues including medical treatment and social care. She also undertakes Family Law Act work on non-molestation and occupation orders for both applicants and respondents.

Catherine is particularly skilled in assisting vulnerable clients, whether their vulnerability is due to a health issue, disability or circumstances. Catherine has experience in both representing and appearing opposite parties with additional complex needs such as ADHD, ASD, and BPD and has a particular interest in neurodivergence. She is praised for being supportive, fearless, and fighting for her clients.

Catherine has completed the FLBA Advocacy and the Vulnerable training and utilises the training principles outside of the courtroom to support her clients.

LLB (Hons), University of London (Birkbeck) 2003. Completed the Bar Vocational exams at the Inns of Court School of Law in 2005.

Painting, gardening, cooking, films and genealogy.

Spanish (basic) French (basic) Welsh (National Anthem only) Publications

‘The painful reality of the Sara Sharif case’ – Solicitors Journal, March 2025