Solicitor in the Family Team

Michelle qualified as a solicitor in March 2024, after completing her training contract at another local firm. Michelle completed her Graduate Law Diploma, in 2020 and her combined Legal Practice course in 2023. She moved to the Family Law team, here at Nash & Co Solicitors in 2026.

Michelle prides herself on adopting an empathetic and grounded approach with her clients to support them through each stage of their case with care and clarity. Michelle has a genuine commitment to her clients to achieve the best outcome possible, whilst they navigate often difficult life circumstances.

Michelle works with her clients to provide clear and concise legal advice, whether this be assisting them the complexities of child arrangements, managing a Divorce and financial matters, assisting non-married couples, or helping individuals find safety and security in the face of domestic abuse.

Michelle Hodges

mhodges@nash.co.uk
01752 827118
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What happens to your business when you separate?

If you or your spouse own a business whether in a sole name or in joint names, it is likely to form a key part of financial proceedings should the two of you separate.

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Resolution Good Divorce Week 2025: Finding a Better Way to Separate

Resolution’s Good Divorce Week focuses on helping separating couples to avoid unnecessary conflict and find constructive solutions without relying on the already overstretched family court system.

At Nash & Co Solicitors, our family law solicitors see first-hand how difficult separation can be. That’s why we fully support Resolution’s message that there is a better way to divorce.

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Have You Applied for Legal Aid Since 2010? Here’s What You Need to Know

On 23 April, the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) identified a cyber-attack targeting its online systems used by legal aid providers. Initial investigations suggested limited impact, but by 16 May it became clear the breach was far more extensive. The group behind the attack accessed and downloaded a large amount of sensitive personal data belonging to individuals who applied for legal aid since 2010.

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Do unmarried couples have rights to the family home after a breakup?

There is often a lot of confusion around what happens to the family home when a couple separates.

Often, it is assumed that what applies to a married couple will also apply to an unmarried couple, but this is not the case.

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Domestic Abuse and the Beautiful Game - UEFA Euro 2024

We all know that Euro 2024 is well underway and there has already been excitement (and upset) along the way for all the nations, not least England. Sadly, the harsh reality is the beautiful game does not always mean excitement for all and particularly those in a high risk or abusive relationship.

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What is Collaborative Law and how can it help?

The court system in England and Wales is an adversarial system, meaning that parties become two opposing sides, presenting their case to a judge for a decision. This approach can, unfortunately, create or amplify conflict, lead to expensive legal costs on both sides, as well as heavy emotional cost.

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An Overview of Divorce

Divorce is a concept almost everyone is familiar with but we are commonly asked ‘what is divorce’ and ‘how do I get divorced?’.

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Will the increase in Court fees apply to the divorce application fee?

The Ministry of Justice has announced changes to Court fees scheduled for May this year. 172 Court fees are going to increase, but how will this affect the fee for the application for divorce?

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What rights do i have to my family home during a divorce

The end of a marriage is a difficult time for all, even moreso when you own a home. Understandably, one of the main questions faced by Family lawyers is ‘Can I stay in my home once we have divorced?’ This is particularly the case if you have young children living with you.

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Can I take my child on holiday abroad, even if the other parent does not agree?

The simple answer is that it depends on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, what feels like an innocent holiday could be considered a criminal offence and so it is very important to understand the law before booking a holiday abroad.

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International Women’s Day Insights: Chelsea McVicker, Chartered Legal Executive

This International Women's Day, we're highlighting the journeys, challenges, and experiences of our female lawyers. Their stories show the importance of diversity, resilience, and empowerment in shaping an inclusive legal community. We’re joined by Chelsea McVicker, a Chartered Legal Executive in our Family team.

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International Women’s Day Insights: Rhianna Greenley, Solicitor

This International Women's Day, we're highlighting the journeys, challenges, and experiences of our female lawyers. Their stories show the importance of diversity, resilience, and empowerment in shaping an inclusive legal community. We’re joined by Rhianna Greenley, a Solicitor in our Family team.

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