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DION AP GERAINT WILLIAMS LL.B,(Hons) Welsh Speaking.
Dion is a graduate of University of London. He trained with Llewellyn-
DELYTH GERAINT WILLIAMS LL.B,(Hons) Welsh speaking.
RUTHIN OFFICE
Delyth qualified as a solicitor in 1981 following articles with the former Clwyd County Council. After working in private practice in the Conwy valley Delyth joined the Ruthin office of Llewellyn Jones & Co in 1989 and was made a partner in 1991.
In over twenty five years as a solicitor in a predominantly rural practice Delyth has gained a wide ranging knowledge of all matters and problems that affect her local community, dealing with Private Client matters including residential conveyancing, land and property transactions of all kinds with particular emphasis on acquisition and transfers of family farms and farm businesses, Wills, Probate and Administration of Estates.
Delyth has a great deal of experience of dealing with elderly clients and she is a member of the specialist Solicitors for the Elderly group. Delyth can advise on all aspects of Will preparation, including tax planning advice where appropriate.
A former member of the Methodist Church Law and Polity Committee and currently a Governor of Coleg Llysfasi, Ruthin. Delyth is a member of Cor Rhuthun a’r Cylch (alto !) and is interested in music generally. Having been a dedicated hockey player in her youth she now finds time for golf when she can. Delyth loves walking her dogs, Celyn and Meg, and socializing with friends and family.
COLETTE ANDREA FLETCHER LL.B. (Hons)
Colette was born and educated in Wrexham. She studied law at the University of Wales College, Cardiff and went on to complete her legal practice course at the College of Law, Chester.
Colette joined the Firm as a Trainee in 1998 and re-
During her early career Colette worked at the North Wales Child Abuse Inquiry. Colette now specialises in all aspects of Family Law to include divorce, financial settlement, children disputes: also separation and cohabitation agreements and disputes.
Colette is a trained Collaborative Lawyer and can offer the collaborative approach to dispute resolution.
Colette’s decision to specialise in Family Law was motivated by her desire to help people cope during one of the most difficult and emotional times of life and to assist in resolving problems and importantly, although this can seem impossible at the beginning of a separation, help people to look positively towards the future.
Being a member of Resolution a conciliatory approach is promoted and all matters are dealt with sensitively with a practical and straight forward approach.
As a Firm we also hold a Category 1 (first class) contract with the Legal Services Commission and if financially eligible clients can fund their case with the assistance of public funding (formerly legal aid).
Colette lives in Wrexham with her husband and young children.
NESTA MYFANWY DAVIES LL.B, (Hons) Welsh Speaking
Nesta was educated at Ysgol Maes Garmon, Mold and is a graduate of the University
of Wales, Aberystwyth She trained with Llewellyn Jones & Co at Mold before qualifying
in 1982 and then spent a period of five years working as a solicitor with Humphreys
& Parsons in mid-
She specialises in Agricultural and Residential Property, Public Guardianship cases, Wills, Probate and tax matters. In more recent years has taken on more work in the field of Social Housing related to the growing provision for low cost housing in the community. Nesta is a fluent Welsh speaker.
Nesta is married (to Geoff) with four children and is a Community Councillor and Deacon at Berthen C M Chapel, Lixwm. She is also a member of various voluntary organizations in the local community. Her interests, when time permits, are hill walking and outdoor activities, music and gardening.
HUW ROBERTS LL.B,(Hons) Welsh speaking.
A native of Ruthin and former pupil of Ysgol Brynhyfryd, Huw gained a scholarship to study at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth where he achieved an honours degree in law.
Following successful completion of the Legal Practice Course at The College of Law,
Christleton he joined Llewellyn-
Huw qualified as a solicitor in 2002 following a training contract which included Conveyancing, Family and Criminal work.
Since qualifying, Huw has mainly focused upon criminal work. He has gained wide ranging experience of both Police Station and Magistrates’ Court work and appears regularly in the Mold Magistrates’ Court. He is an experienced trial advocate.
Huw has also been heavily involved with many Crown Court cases, which has included conduct of his own Judge in Chambers Bail Applications and Preliminary Hearings at the Crown Court.
In addition, Huw can conduct both Legally Aided and Private Paying work bilingually,
and has experience in dealing with both Police and Non-
Huw also deals with Family matters including Divorce, Financial Aspects of Divorce
Law, Children Applications and Non-
On a personal level, Huw has a keen interested in music generally – both listening and playing – and enjoys socializing with friends.
MARIANNE EVANS LL.B, (Hons)
Marianne has strong attachments with the local area and with Mold in particular having been brought up in the town and attending both the Welsh speaking primary (Ysgol Glanrafon) and secondary (Ysgol Maes Garmon) schools in Mold.
Having completed her secondary education, Marianne studied towards a degree in law at The University of Wales, Swansea, graduating with a 2:1 degree in 2003.
In September 2004, Marianne went on to undertake the Legal Practice Course at The College of Law in Chester, successfully completing the course with a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice with Commendation.
Marianne trained as a solicitor with Llewellyn-
During her training, Marianne gained a wide range of experience in various areas of law which include criminal law, residential conveyancing, civil litigation and family law.
Marianne continues to assist in all of the above areas both in the office and representing clients at Court, as well as managing her own caseload which in the main, consists of family matters, dealing with divorce, financial, injunction and children matters, working closely with the Head of the Matrimonial department, Mrs Colette Fletcher.
Marianne is also an accredited police station representative which allows her to advise and represent clients at the police station.
JENNIFER VAUGHAN SCOTT LL.B, (Hons) Welsh speaking
RUTHIN OFFICE
Jenny studied law at Liverpool University and qualified in 1983. Jenny has a wide
range of experience in all aspects of litigation. For the past six years Jenny has
specialized in family law dealing with divorce, separation, disputes concerning children
and financial disputes following divorce. Jenny is a member of Resolution (formerly
the Solicitors Family Law Association) which encourages a co-
Jenny tries to encourage clients to take a pro-
Jenny works closely with Delyth so that clients are given the broad range of advice which they often need in complex family situations. Jenny also has experience of contentious probate and Inheritance Act claims and can offer advice or represent parties in relation to this difficult area.
Jenny is married (to another solicitor!) and has two daughters. Jenny enjoys gardening, reading and keeping in touch with family and friends.
ELIZABETH GRANGER LL.B, (Hons) (French and Japanese speaking)
Liz studied law at the University of Warwick. After several years as a paralegal in a litigation practice in North Wales, she completed the Legal Practice Course at the College of Law in Chester. She qualified as a solicitor in 2007.
After qualifying Liz practised civil and commercial litigation in Liverpool, before returning to practice in North Wales. She has advised and represented both defendant and claimant clients in a broad range of matters, including boundary disputes, contentious probate disputes, landlord and tenant disputes, employment claims, personal injury claims, and insolvency matters. She is an experienced advocate in the County Court.
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Anna Lois Parry, a former pupil at Ysgol Glan yr Afon Mold and Ysgol Pen Barras and Brynhyfryd Ruthin, has recently returned home to North Wales having spent 6 years in Cardiff. Anna, a Law and French graduate from Cardiff Law School spent one year studying law at Nantes University in France. She returned to Cardiff to finish her degree before completing her Legal Practice Course at the University with Distinction. Anna spent the last year working as a paralegal for one of the city’s largest firms, Eversheds. Her passion for languages has led her to enjoy travelling and she has recently returned from a trip to South East Asia were she visited Japan, China and Vietnam. Anna enjoys a busy social life and has much enjoyment from her weekly sporting activities.
JOHN DAVID MEREDITH-
David is a graduate of the University of Liverpool and qualified as a Solicitor in
1970 having been articled to Mr W Armon Ellis. He became a partner in the firm of
Llewellyn-
He was appointed a legal member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal for England & Wales in 1976 and since 1996 has been Deputy Chairman of the Wales MHRT. He has also for 20 years been a legal member of the Rent Assessment Panel and Leasehold Valuation Tribunal for Wales. From 1984 David was a member of the Law Society Legal Aid Area Committee and he continues his commitment to support publicly funded work as a Funding Review Panel Member for the Legal Services Commission. In 2008, David was elected President of the Chester & North Wales Incorporated Law Society.
He has undertaken work in all areas of the firm’s practice, but currently is a consultant on Wills, Probate, Trusts, Commercial Property and agricultural law.
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