Evelyn Bugeja

Middle Temple
Called 1997

Member: Family Law Bar Association

Member: Association of Lawyers for
Children

Family

Evelyn accepts instructions predominantly in the following areas:

Divorce and Ancillary Relief
This includes defended divorces and representing litigants in ancillary relief disputes (privately and publicly funded and including breakdown in civil partnerships). She has been instructed in appeals, ancillary relief applications tried by the High Court, and on occasion as an intervener.

Children

  1. Public Law
    She acts for parents, is instructed by local authorities and represents the children in regular and emergency applications. Evelyn has been involved in a number of care cases tried in the High Court including those involving Munchausen’s syndrome and serious assaults on children.
  2. Private Law
    Evelyn represents children and parents in private law litigation involving all applications under the Children Act including residence, contact, prohibited steps and leave to remove from the jurisdiction. She has acted in several cases involving allegations of child abduction. She has conducted a number of appeals in child law to the High Court and the Court of Appeal including Re HP (Children) 2003.
  3. General Family Law
    Including domestic violence, provision for children and cohabitation disputes.

Crime

Evelyn Bugeja acts for both the defence and the prosecution (grade III). She is instructed as junior on a number of cases involving historic sex abuse and serious crimes of violence.

She has conducted video link trials, Proceeds of Crime Act applications and appeared on several occasions before the Court of Appeal.

 


 

85–87 Cornwall Street
Birmingham B3 3BY
Tel: 0121 233 7500
Fax : 0121 233 7501
DX: 741120 Birmingham 70

CIVIL LAW
 
CRIMINAL LAW
Courts Martial
Environmental Law
General Crime
Prison Law
Regulatory Offences
Statutory Nuisance
Trading Standards
 
FAMILY LAW
Adoption
Children — private law
Children — public law
Cohabitation Disputes
Divorce and Dissolution
Domestic Violence
Inheritance Act Claims
Property and Finance
 
LICENSING