Zara Walker

Linoln’s Inn

Called 2018

Zara Walker joined chambers in October 2024, having developed an extensive and versatile career at the independent bar working in both London and the South West of England before relocating to Wales. Known for her competence and tenacity, Zara is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for her clients. She accepts instructions on a Direct Access basis, offering clear and empathetic guidance to clients through often emotionally challenging proceedings.

Zara’s expertise covers all aspects of family law, ranging from private law proceedings to care and financial matters. Zara frequently handles high-conflict cases and has developed an extensive practice with a particular focus upon parental alienation as well as internal and international relocation applications. Zara’s experience with jury trials in the Crown Court has provided her with the skills to manage complex fact-finding hearings with confidence and precision. Zara has represented all parties within care proceedings, ensuring clear and succinct advice. Within care proceedings Zara has often represented vulnerable clients, due to eithermental health, addiction or educational disabilities and is known for her ability to explain matters in a calm and empathetic manner taking into account the particular needs of her clients. Zara accepts instructions within financial proceedings using her analytical skills to extract relevant information and achieve results for her clients through forensic cross examination.

A graduate of the University of the West of England, Zara completed her Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) with an Outstanding grade, achieving top marks in several subjects across both the full-time and part-time cohorts. She is also a Lord Denning Scholar at Lincoln’s Inn. Following her studies, Zara was invited to return to the University as an Associate Lecturer, where she taught criminal litigation and advocacy, further enhancing her legal acumen and teaching credentials. Her experience spans a wide range of areas, including criminal law and human rights. This breadth has honed her skills as a versatile and highly experienced advocate, adept at navigating various legal environments.

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