Jasbinder qualified as a solicitor in 1989 and joined Rowberry Morris in 1993. She is now a partner and is Head of the Family Department. She deals solely in childcare law, including care proceedings, adoption and other cases in which Social Services are involved.

Jasbinder is a member of the Law Society's Children Panel, which means that her expertise and accomplishments in childcare law are recognised. Jasbinder is very highly regarded in her area of law by clients, the local judiciary and other professionals. She is dedicated to providing her clients with a very high level of care and represents both parents and Children's Guardians in cases around the Thames Valley and beyond.

Jasbinder is assisted within the childcare department by Caroline Smith, who is a paralegal.

Jasbinder is married with two young children, who occupy most of her spare-time, but she somehow manages to spend time at her local gym. She also enjoys socialising and the odd glass of wine!

Sally Wood qualified as a solicitor in 1994. She joined Rowberry Morris in 2007 from a local Reading firm where she was a partner and had worked since training. Sally specialises in all aspects of family law, including divorce, ancillary relief, civil partnership dissolutions and disputes concerning children. Her particular area of interest is resolving financial disputes following relationship breakdowns.

Sally has extensive experience in Family Law, including cases involving considerable assets. Sally is a member of "Resolution", which is an organisation whose members believe in a constructive, non-confrontational and efficient approach to family law matters. Sally is committed to providing excellent client care.

Sally is married with two young sons. In her spare time Sally enjoys reading, walking, running (occasionally!), and socialising with friends.

Samantha (Sam) Simpson qualified as a solicitor in 2000 and joined Rowberry Morris in 2007 from a local firm where she was a partner. Sam specialises in all aspects of family law and has a particular interest in the area of both national and international child abduction. She is a member of "Resolution", which is an organisation whose members believe in a constructive, non-confrontational and efficient approach to family law matters.

Sam offers regular advice sessions at the Citizen's Advice Bureau and has conducted training seminars for fellow professionals, giving advice about how to advise clients.

Sam has lived in the local area for nearly 20 years, after spending much of her childhood in Australia. She is married and has one son. Sam is a keen skier, but finds that most of her time is taken up being a mother!

Julia Drury joined Rowberry Morris in 2002 and qualified as a solicitor in 2004. She is experienced in all aspects of family law and specialises in matters concerning children - from disputes between parents to care proceedings and other cases in which Social Services are involved.

Julia is a member of Resolution, which is an organisation whose members believe in a constructive, non-confrontational and efficient approach to family law matters. She is currently the Vice-Chairperson of the Thames Valley Family Lawyers Society. Julia undertakes voluntary work for local organisations, including the Women's Information Centre and Crossing Bridges, where she offers free advice sessions. She has also given lectures to the police about domestic violence and she returns to her old school every year to give careers talks, trying to persuade the next generation of lawyers to follow in her footsteps!

In her spare time Julia enjoys playing badminton, going to the cinema and foreign travel.