Knights bolsters Sheffield family team
Knights has strengthened its Sheffield family team with the appointment of Demelza Wrigley as a partner.
Bringing over 20 years of experience in family law, Demelza joins from Bell & Buxton LLP, where she advised clients on divorce, financial remedy, grandparent rights, domestic abuse cases and specialist advice on the Children Act.
Her appointment comes as Knights continues to grow its presence in Sheffield, following its move to a flagship office at St Paul’s Place in the city centre.
Demelza said: “I am thrilled to be joining Knights at such an exciting stage of its growth.
“The firm’s national reach, combined with its strong local presence in Sheffield, provides a brilliant platform to deliver excellent service for clients.
“I am already seeing the benefit of working as part of such a talented team.”
Jessica Neyt, client services director at Knights, added: “Demelza has hit the ground running and is a great addition.
“She has a brilliant reputation in Sheffield for providing the best family advice.
“As we continue our growth in 2025, Demelza’s expertise will be key to delivering on our ambitions.”
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