Rebecca Bridson

Specialisms

Rebecca advises on all areas of family law with a particular focus on private children law.

Rebecca is adept at handling complex elements in children work such as alienation of parents and grandparents, falsified drugs test results, allegations of domestic abuse, arranging supervised contact between parents and children, finding solutions to work with children’s significant mental health needs, and drawing up intricate contact plans. She also has experience in international child abduction cases to non-Hague countries.

Rebecca advises on a variety of financial remedy matters, including intervenor cases and matters involving international property. Rebecca also advises on divorce, cohabitee disputes, and injunctions such as non-molestation and occupation orders.

Approach

Rebecca approaches clients with empathy and patience, working to ensure there is a clear and mutual understanding of the desired outcome. Rebecca tailors her advice and her approach to clients as required.

Training and expertise

Rebecca graduated from University of Warwick in 2018 with a non-law degree, before converting to law. She commenced her training contract in 2021 and qualified at the same firm in September 2023. Rebecca joined Stowe in February 2026.

Outside of work

Rebecca likes to read, spend time with friends and family, try new recipes/restaurants, and attend the theatre.