Contact Seema Kansal, Family Law Barrister at FOURTEEN Chambers, London, for specialist advice and representation in divorce, financial remedies, children law, international family disputes and Court of Protection matters.
Whether you are seeking advice about divorce, financial remedy proceedings, children arrangements, international family law, domestic abuse injunctions, Court of Protection matters or urgent Family Court applications, Seema Kansal welcomes enquiries through the Clerks at FOURTEEN Chambers.
Enquiries are handled professionally and confidentially. The clerks will take the details of your matter, assess suitability (including for Public Access instruction), and guide you on the next steps — whether that is booking a Strategic Legal Reality Check consultation or providing a fee quotation for further work.
FOURTEEN Chambers
14 Gray's Inn Square
London WC1R 5JP
Opening Hours: Monday–Friday, during office hours. For urgent Family Court applications, call Chambers and explain the urgency.
Clients may be able to instruct Seema Kansal directly through the Public Access (Direct Access) scheme, without first going through a solicitor. This route offers direct communication with the barrister who will advise you and, if required, represent you in court.
Public Access can provide greater cost transparency and control over the process. Eligibility is assessed before instructions are accepted. Not every case is suitable — some require the extensive evidence-gathering or ongoing case management that a solicitor provides. Where Public Access is appropriate, you will receive a clear written quotation and a letter of engagement setting out the scope of work.
If you are considering instructing Seema directly, mention this in your enquiry so the clerks can guide you through the suitability assessment.
FOURTEEN Chambers is located at 14 Gray’s Inn Square, London WC1R 5JP, in the heart of legal London. The chambers are within easy reach of the Royal Courts of Justice and the Family Court.
Clients across England and Wales — and those based overseas — can also arrange consultations remotely by telephone or video conference where appropriate. Geographical distance need not be a barrier to obtaining specialist advice and representation.
Providing clear information at the outset helps the clerks assess your matter efficiently and advise on the most appropriate next steps.