Rebecca Calden-Storr

Having qualified as a solicitor in 2002, Rebecca is regularly instructed on all aspects of family law and relationship breakdown. She represents both married and unmarried clients in cases involving divorce, financial and property disputes, pre and post nuptial agreements and matters concerning children.

She advises clients both in Court proceedings and those in negotiations – either in mediation or those seeking to negotiate settlement directly. Her clients range from those with modest means, stay at home parents, professionals, wealthy business owners and those in the public eye. Many of her cases involve international aspects. 

Rebecca has a particular interest and expertise in complex cases involving children such as: 

• Domestic abuse and mental health issues
• Parental alienation, coercive control, narcissism, addiction and mental heath issues
• Domestic and international relocation 
• Choice of school and private school fee disputes
• Child maintenance and Schedule 1 issues 
• Children with additional needs

Rebecca is determined and proactive, providing clear, strategic, and cost-effective advice with genuine compassion. She collaborates closely with other experts—such as barristers and forensic accountants—when required. While she seeks to move families forward constructively and considers all forms of dispute resolution, her background as a commercial litigator at a top-tier commercial firm means she is equally at home in Court proceedings.

Having been divorced with children herself, and now navigating life as a blended family, Rebecca understands the practical and emotional challenges of relationship breakdown. Clients praise her responsiveness, practical approach and empathy. 

Rebecca is a recommended solicitor in the Legal 500, and ranked in Chambers and Partners. 

Rebecca is based in the Birmingham office.

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