We have eight individuals ranked in Family: Children & Domestic Abuse and six in Family: Divorce & Financial Remedy.

Family: Children & Domestic Abuse
Stefanie Wickins
Daniel Attridge
Alice Newton
Emily Quinn
William Green
Lisa Tuckwell
Laura-Jayne Swaile
Hannah Sutton

Family: Divorce & Financial Remedy
Stefanie Wickins
Tina Harrington
Andrew Bailey
Daniel Attridge
Alice Newton
Emily Quinn

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The Be The Ladder Awards celebrate individuals and organisations who act as “ladders” for others – helping people to overcome barriers, realise their potential and achieve success. The Empowerment Ladder specifically recognises those who give others the tools, skills or confidence to climb higher. The awards seek to encourage a wider culture of paying it forward, inclusion and creating opportunities for others.

Yaa’s selection is particularly fitting given her longstanding commitment to supporting others within and beyond the legal profession. Alongside her practice as a family law barrister, Yaa serves as Vice Chair of the Bar Council’s Young Barristers’ Committee and as a Social Mobility Advocate for the Bar Council. Through these and other professional roles, she contributes to supporting junior barristers, widening opportunity and encouraging those from different backgrounds to see the Bar as a profession in which they can succeed.

Yaa has spoken publicly about her own route to the profession and the importance of lawyers as catalysts for change. That commitment to creating opportunities and encouraging others to progress strongly reflects the ethos at the heart of the Empowerment Ladder award.

The winners will be announced at the Be The Ladder Awards ceremony on Friday 6 November 2026 at the Underglobe, beneath Shakespeare’s Globe in London.

We warmly congratulate Yaa on this well-deserved recognition and wish her every success at the awards ceremony.

Find out more about the Be The Ladder Awards

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Katherine will continue to accept instructions in all areas of law, as well as civil work (including possession hearings and small claims trials).

Katherine was formally a court usher at Cambridge County Court before commencing her pupillage at Chambers in 2025.

Congratulations, Katherine!

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Appointment to the Attorney General’s Panel follows a highly competitive selection process and recognises excellence in advocacy, legal ability and professional standing.

Yaa Dankwa is an accomplished family law barrister whose practice encompasses all areas of family law. This prestigious appointment is a testament to her skill, dedication and commitment to the highest standards of advocacy.

We congratulate Yaa Dankwa on this well-deserved achievement and wish her every success in this important public appointment.

Yaa Dankwa continues to accept instructions across all areas of her family law practice from Chambers. To instruct her, please contact the Chambers’ clerks.

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Every contribution helps to fund vital legal advice services and ensures more people can access the support they need.

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This recognition reflects the quality, expertise and commitment of our barristers and staff, and we are grateful to our clients and professional colleagues for their continued confidence in Chambers.

The awards ceremony will take place on 22 September 2026 at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London.

At Trinity Chambers, we are committed to delivering first-class advocacy and practical legal solutions. We welcome instructions from solicitors, businesses, public bodies, and private clients seeking experienced counsel across our practice areas.

To discuss a case or an instruction, please contact our clerking team at clerks@trinitychambers.com

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this achievement, and congratulations to all those shortlisted.

Keith Willmore
Chief Clerk

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Yaa Dankwa spent time as in-house lawyer with oneSource working on behalf of Havering and Newham Councils, gaining in depth knowledge in public law proceedings. She has since distinguished herself as a lawyer representing modern families.

For more information or to instruct Yaa Dankwa, please contact the clerks viaclerks@trinitychambers.com.

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Mark was a profoundly valued member of Trinity Chambers and of the Bar, which he joined following a long career as a solicitor and partner with Sternberg Reed Taylor and Gill. For those of us fortunate to be in hearings with him, it was a thrilling joy to see him rise to his feet, whether to question a professional witness, challenge a party, or make submissions. With often quiet diligence and always with determination, he made his points in court with a clarity, courtesy, and conciseness that often cut razor-like through the background noise to the heart of the matter. When Mark stood up, we all listened. And we learned.

Mark’s dedication to Trinity Chambers was complete and wholehearted. He would attend social and learning events ready to engage and share his experience and wisdom, always with great modesty and ease.

To members of Chambers, he was a kind friend and reassuring presence, whether with an open ear on a challenging legal issue or with shepherding lost members on a Chambers’ rugby tour to Rome or a long weekend of opera in Wexford.

We are sorry to announce Mark’s death in February 2026 after a long illness. For details of the funeral, please contact the clerking team: clerks@trinitychambers.com

We are left with the memories of his kindness, his compassion, and his generosity, and will be forever grateful that he was part of Chambers and legal practice in Essex.

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