Natasha Abel

Solicitor, Family & Matrimonial

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Areas of practice

Natasha qualified as a Solicitor in 2003. She joined us in our Family & Matrimonial department in November 2022, based out of our Balsall Common office. Natasha joins us from a local Solicitors firm where she worked as Head of the Family Law department for the last 5 years.

Natasha deals with a whole range of family matters whether they are straight forward or very complex. She spends 40% of her working time on family matters and 60% of her working time on matrimonial matters.

As a member of Resolution, Natasha works in accordance with their Code of Practice to deal with matters in a constructive manner. Natasha works with her clients to provide support and explore all options including not only the court process, but other methods of dispute resolution to best suit their individual needs.

Natasha is also a member of the Law Society‘s Family Law Panel and has been accredited since 2011. Accreditations within the panel show that the individual is a specialist in their area of law.

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Resolution
The Law Society - Family Law Accreditation

"Natasha was instructed late into proceedings but quickly picked up & advised the best way forward. My case seemed to be at the forefront of the decision making & therefore I was happy to take her advice. Whilst it wasn't the outcome I wanted I felt that everything had been explored & there was nothing more that could be done."

Latest blog posts...

Guardianship: what exactly is this? Who can be appointed as a Guardian and who will care for my children if I die?

3rd April 2023

The term ‘Guardian’ for lawyers means a parent or a person who takes over a parent’s responsibilities after their death. Parental Responsibility (“PR”) means the rights and responsibilities to make decisions for a child who is under the age of 18. Mothers and married parents always, have PR. Fathers who are named on the child’s birth certificate, or who enter into a...

‘No fault divorce’ Progress Report

13th February 2023

Since the introduction of the new ‘no fault divorce’ procedure in 2022 many divorcing couples have welcomed the ability to end their marriage without having to blame their spouse. The new procedure simply asks whether the marriage has broken down irretrievably. In addition, it is no longer generally possible for one person to claim their costs from the other except in rare...