Becky Turnock

17 May

Solicitor in the Family Team

Becky graduated from Queen Mary, University of London, in 2017 with an honours degree in History. She then completed the Graduates’ Diploma in Law at BPP University in Bristol in 2018, before beginning her legal career as a Paralegal at another local firm.

Becky was awarded a training contract at the firm and undertook the Legal Practise Course and a Masters of Law simultaneously with her first year as a trainee. She gained experience in Private Client and Civil Litigation before joining Nash & Co in January 2021 in the Family Department for the remainder of her training. She qualified as a Solicitor in November 2021.

Becky’s a Solicitor in our Family team working on all aspects of family law, including divorce matters, financial proceedings and children’s cases.

Becky Turnock

bturnock@nash.co.uk
01752 827049

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Will the increase in Court fees apply to the divorce application fee?

The Ministry of Justice has announced changes to Court fees scheduled for May this year. 172 Court fees are going to increase, but how will this affect the fee for the application for divorce?

What are my rights to the family home when divorcing my spouse?

The end of a marriage is a difficult time for all, even moreso when you own a home. Understandably, one of the main questions faced by Family lawyers is ‘Can I stay in my home once we have divorced?’ This is particularly the case if you have young children living with you.

Can I take my child on holiday abroad, even if the other parent does not agree?

The simple answer is that it depends on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, what feels like an innocent holiday could be considered a criminal offence and so it is very important to understand the law before booking a holiday abroad.

International Women’s Day Insights: Eleanor Barber, Partner & Solicitor

This International Women's Day, we're highlighting the journeys, challenges, and experiences of our female lawyers. Their stories show the importance of diversity, resilience, and empowerment in shaping an inclusive legal community. We’re starting with Eleanor Barber, who heads up our Family Team.

International Women’s Day Insights: Chelsea McVicker, Chartered Legal Executive

This International Women's Day, we're highlighting the journeys, challenges, and experiences of our female lawyers. Their stories show the importance of diversity, resilience, and empowerment in shaping an inclusive legal community. We’re joined by Chelsea McVicker, a Chartered Legal Executive in our Family team.

International Women’s Day Insights: Rhianna Greenley, Solicitor

This International Women's Day, we're highlighting the journeys, challenges, and experiences of our female lawyers. Their stories show the importance of diversity, resilience, and empowerment in shaping an inclusive legal community. We’re joined by Rhianna Greenley, a Solicitor in our Family team.

Divorce Glossary: Key Terms Explained

In 2022, we saw an overhaul of the divorce process, which saw the end of “fault-based” divorces, so that neither party could blame the other for the end of the marriage. It was hoped the new terms would remove outdated phrases and simplify the different stages and the process.

Create Your Ideal Parenting Plan: A Step-by-Step Collaborative Guide

Separating from your partner can be a difficult time, filled with emotional and logistical challenges, especially when children are involved. Navigating the complexities of child arrangements can be daunting, making it difficult to find common ground.

Navigating Child Arrangements: How a Parenting Plan Can Help

The breakdown of a relationship is invariably a challenging time for all involved, particularly when there are children involved. This is where a well-considered Parenting Plan comes into play, providing a structured approach to addressing any issues that may arise and facilitating a collaborative co-parenting environment.

We’re getting divorced, do I need a lawyer to resolve the finances?

It is a common misconception that when you divorce, the financial links you have with your spouse come to an end. Until you have a Financial Order, either by consent or at the end of Court proceedings, you remain financially linked to your former spouse. You do not have to have a lawyer to assist you but not using one could mean that you end up with unresolved financial claims or a Financial Order that does not do what you thought.

Do I need a solicitor to get divorced?

The short answer is no, you do not. It has never been a legal requirement to instruct a solicitor to be divorced and many people do complete the process without a lawyer.

Love and Law: Understanding Cohabitation Agreements

Buddy and Holly were settling into their new home well; their home was filled with couple (s)elfies and Buddy didn’t object to the garish Christmas prints filling their home. It wasn’t long after they moved in that Holly approached Buddy about protecting their individual assets.