Sharon Percival

Trainee Solicitor

Sharon joined Emery Johnson Astills in 2012 and has vast experience in all aspects of the law relating to Domestic Abuse and arrangements for children including:

Non-molestation and Occupation Orders
Protection from Harassment Act 1997 Orders
Arrangements for children including Parental Responsibility Orders, Child Arrangements Orders, Specific Issues Orders and Prohibited Steps Orders
International Child Abduction

Professional Information

Sharon is co-chairperson of the local Civil and Criminal Justice Working Group (CCJWG).

Team

Domestic Violence and Abuse team
Family Team

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‘I am perfectly satisfied with the way the case was handled. My solicitor was very efficient, easy to communicate with and was very clear on what the outcome would or could be and who worked well.’

‘I cannot fault my experience with Emery Johnson Astills. Throughout this difficult time I was made to feel secure, supported and validated - money can’t actually buy these things.’

‘Thank you so much. We needed your help and support in such a vulnerable time in our lives.’

‘Having had experience of your organisation, my confidence in you grew. I would have no hesitation in asking you for any necessary representation in the future. Relatives and friends have already been told of my satisfaction. Thank you and well done!’

‘Although our partnership was under unpleasant circumstances, working with you make it a pleasure! I can’t thank you enough for making these months a positive experience as I always was assured of your support in the background. I will not hesitate to recommend you highly to anyone who needs your services.’

‘Thank you for your kindness. Sometimes it is not easy when you are trying to express how you gave us happiness. A very big thank you!’

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