Catherine Dumbleton-Moore

Catherine Dumbleton-Moore is a highly experienced family law solicitor based in Kent, with 15 years of expertise in handling a wide range of family-related legal matters. She joined her firm in 2003 and began her legal studies with the Institute of Legal Executives in late 2004. Catherine qualified as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives in August 2010, and later that year, she became a Partner at the firm, where she continues to play a key role in the practice’s success.

Throughout her career, Catherine has built a strong reputation for her sensitive, constructive, and cost-effective approach to family law. She is a member of Resolution, an organization dedicated to promoting a constructive and amicable approach to resolving family disputes, particularly in areas such as divorce, separation, financial settlements, child custody, and other family-related issues. Catherine’s goal is always to ensure that clients are supported with practical and fair solutions that minimize conflict and protect their long-term interests.

In her role as a Partner, Catherine not only handles a diverse caseload of family law matters but also assists Liz Dumbleton with the general running of the firm, providing leadership and guidance to ensure that clients receive the highest quality legal services. She works across both the Staplehurst and St Leonards offices, providing flexible support and expertise to clients in various locations.

Catherine does not accept legal aid but offers a professional, tailored approach to each case, working closely with clients to understand their unique needs and objectives. Her extensive experience, combined with her calm and empathetic manner, makes her a trusted advisor for individuals facing challenging family law issues.

For expert advice and representation in family law matters, contact Catherine Dumbleton-Moore in Kent. Her dedication to providing compassionate and effective legal solutions makes her an invaluable asset to those navigating family-related disputes and challenges.