BSG Solicitors strengthens family law team
BSG Solicitors, which has offices in Lancaster and Preston, has announced the promotion of Hannah Forsyth to partner within its family law department.
Specialising in children law, Hannah is a member of the Law Society’s Children Panel. Her expertise includes care proceedings, special guardianship, and child arrangement orders.
Since qualifying as a solicitor in 2019, Hannah has handled complex cases, including those heard in the High Courts. She also serves as a Legal Aid Supervisor, overseeing compliance, staff supervision, and audits, while improving efficiency across the department.
She said: “I’m thrilled to be joining the Partnership at BSG Solicitors.
“The firm is committed to providing the best possible advice and support to clients and our family law team has a strength in depth covering all aspects of family law, both private matters and legal aid cases.”
Rebecca Lauder, partner at BSG Solicitors, added: “Hannah is a hugely talented Solicitor and her promotion is thoroughly deserved.
“She has made a valued contribution to the family law department and the firm’s continued success as a whole. I look forward to seeing her flourish in her new role as partner.”
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