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Pavneet is a highly skilled empathetic Family Solicitor who has worked in family law since 2009. Prior to joining GloverPriest in 2019 Pavneet headed up several successful family law departments in London and in the Midlands building up lasting connections with both clients and likeminded professionals.

As Head of GloverPriest Family Law department in Stourbridge and Quinton, Pavneet represents clients in matters including separation, divorce, financial & property matters, domestic violence and children disputes.

Pavneet is a friendly, straight talking and approachable Solicitor who is known for going the ‘extra mile’ with all her clients delivering excellent levels of service. With Pavneet’s Indian heritage this means she has considerable cultural knowledge of the Asian community and is well placed to advise and sensitively handle such cases.

Louise is a collaborative Lawyer and a member of Resolution.
Louise is a Chartered Legal Executive and brings over 20 years experience having previously headed up the family department in her previous roles. Louise has a wealth of experience and is well versed in negotiating complex financial settlements as well as day to day financial disputes and deals with all divorce transactions both large and small. Her other areas of expertise are matters relating to children, particularly contact and residence disputes, cohabitee disputes and pre and post nuptial agreements.
Louise is recognised for her personable down to earth approach and her ability to immediately set client’s at ease so that they have a clear understanding of the issues they have before them.
Louise offers a professional and constructive approach to her client’s needs and can provide reassurance and clarity during times which are often uncertain.
As a member of Resolution (previously the Solicitors Family Law Association) Louise is a part of a national association of family lawyers who adhere to a code of conduct to deal with matters is a conciliatory and constructive manner. However, Louise is able to take a robust stance in cases that require this level of representation.
In 2018 Louise became a collaborative lawyer. Collaborative law is an alternative dispute resolution and trained lawyers have the skills and expertise to help clients resolve disputes without going to court.
Outside of work Louise assists in fundraising for various charities close to heart and enjoys spending time with her two daughters.

Lee has worked in law since 1987 and qualified as a Legal Executive in 1994. After being admitted as a solicitor in 1998 he then established Bradin Trubshaw with Helen Bradin before it later became Bradin, Trubshaw, and Kirwan. Lee is an experienced legal practitioner and has extensive experience in legal areas such as Civil Partnership Dissolution, Personal Injury, Wills and Probate, and Landlord and Tenant Issues. He also has lectured Law and practice modules in Further Education for four years as he is keen to pass on his extensive legal experience and expertise to young Law students.