Details

Chloe was born and raised in Hong Kong and speaks Cantonese and Mandarin other than English. She accepted tenancy at Chambers upon completion of pupillage in October 2024 and continues to accept instructions in all areas of Chambers’ practice.

Prior to pupillage, Chloe was a Student Advisor at the University of Bristol Law Clinic throughout her law degree, providing free legal advice to lay clients on small claims, civil and family matters. Chloe also dealt with a wide range of case management and preparation matters through her volunteering work with Advocate, an organisation with whom she still undertakes pro bono work at present.

Family

In family law, Chloe regularly acts for parties, parents and local authorities at all stages of private, public and financial proceedings, including multi-day fact-finding hearings and contested final hearings. She is familiar with private law disputes surrounding child arrangements, specific issue and prohibited steps orders, non-molestation and occupation orders; public law issues involving care and placement orders or cases with international elements; and financial matters including TOLATA and other issues.

Chloe regularly handles cases involving allegations of domestic violence, sexual abuse, alcohol and drug misuse, mental health issues and other vulnerabilities.

Civil

Chloe is frequently instructed on a wide range of civil, criminal, Probation, housing, Court of Protection, and Mental Health Tribunal matters.

Chloe is a friendly, meticulous and thoughtful barrister who provides realistic advice, attention to detail and confident advocacy. She has been praised for her ability to calmly deal with complicated and urgent matters under intense time pressure, keep her clients at ease, and negotiate inside and outside of court to achieve the best outcomes for those instructing her.

Chloe strives to work with clients from diverse backgrounds during emotionally challenging times.