Angharad Carrington LLB Hons

Year of call 2025 – Inner Temple

Angharad joined Chambers following an extremely successful career as a Solicitor with over 13 years experience she transferred to the bar in 2025 to expand her practice and bring her established experience to the bar.

Angharad started her career as a family and property lawyer turning her focus to family from 2015 to date. Angharad set up a family law department at Morgan’s solicitors and ran a very successful enterprise.

Angharad specialises in divorce, matrimonial finances, domestic abuse cases and all aspects of children law to include private and public cases. Angharad also undertakes work on a Direct Access basis and is adept at drafting pleadings and applications using the skills acquired as a solicitor much to her advantage. She prides herself on building great relationships with all clients and is empathetic and sensible in her approach to all cases.

Angharad has a wealth of experience in fact finding hearings, cases involving the official solicitor, working with vulnerable clients, cohabitation and TOLATA cases and FDR’s.

Having worked in private practice throughout her career Angharad also has a great understanding of property matters, wills and probate work as well as Court of Protection matters.

Fluent in Welsh, Angharad can conduct advocacy and conferences bilingually. Angharad graduated from Swansea University in 2010 with a 2:1 and went on to complete her Legal Practice Course at the University of Law thereafter.

A keen sports enthusiast, Angharad is qualified by the WRU as a youth rugby coach and referee and carries out volunteer positions with local marine conservation organisation Sea watch Foundation and Trustee of Hedgehog Helpline Cymru. In her spare time Angharad likes to spend time in the countryside with her two children and sheepdog.

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