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Shannon Woodburn

Position: Associate Solicitor
Offices: Cockermouth, Viaduct House, Carlisle
 
Areas: Personal Law, Family Law
 
 

Shannon was born and grew up in Cumbria and is an associate solicitor in our family law team. Shannon works from our Carlisle and West Cumbria offices.

Shannon graduated with an LLB Law Degree from University of Cumbria and then attended University of Law – Manchester and gained an LLM (Masters in Law and Professional Legal Practice) LPC (Legal Practice Course). Shannon became an Associate Solicitor in in 2023.

About Shannon

Outside of work Shannon enjoys walking in the Lakes, wine tasting and wholeheartedly getting involved in a variety of events.

Shannon is Law Society – Family Law Accredited.

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Divorcing couple in £200,000 dispute over date of their separation

November 14th 2024

A divorcing couple have been in a £200,000 dispute over the date of their separation following a long marriage. Shannon Bateson, Associate Solicitor in our family law team reports on this recent case. The husband (H) claimed that the couple separated in 2014, while the wife (W) insisted that they remained together…

Husband in divorce case jailed for failing to reveal pension details

October 21st 2024

The husband in divorce proceedings has been jailed for 19 days for failing to provide details of his pension. Shannon Bateson, Associate Solicitor in our family law team reports on this recent case. The husband, referred to as “H”, was found in contempt of court after repeatedly ignoring orders to submit Form…

Consultation on Child Maintenance extended to include more views

September 30th 2024

The consultation on child maintenance payments has been extended to ensure there is enough time to get a full range of views, including feedback from all relevant organisations. Shannon Bateson, Associate Solicitor in our family law team provides an update. The consultation was launched on 8 May 2024 by the Child Maintenance…

Children to remain with mother even though she abducted them

February 28th 2024

A court has ruled that two children should remain with their mother even though she abducted them and retained them unlawfully. Shannon Bateson, Solicitor in our family law team reports on this recent case. The case involved a Polish couple who moved to Scotland with their three-year-old son in 2013. They then…

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