Molly O'Neill
Call 2022
Call 2022
Molly receives instructions on behalf of a range of parties, including parents, Local Authorities and Guardians.
She has experience in cases involving substance misuse, non-accidental injury, mental health difficulties and domestic abuse.
Molly has experience across all stages of public children law proceedings, from Interim Care Orders through to Final Hearings
Molly acts for both children and parents in private children law matters, including cases involving allegations of domestic abuse and mental health difficulties.
Prior to commencing her legal career, Molly worked as a swimming teacher and waitress, developing strong communication and interpersonal skills from an early stage.
During her time at university, Molly was actively involved in the York Student Minds Committee and the Mooting, Advocacy and Research Skills Society.
Molly also volunteered with the Witness Service at Bradford Crown Court, where she supported individuals involved in complex Court proceedings. She provided reassurance to those navigating the Court system and helped to make the experience feel less daunting. This role gave Molly valuable insight into the challenges and anxieties that clients can face when involved in Court proceedings.
Molly subsequently worked at a busy family law firm in Western Australia, where she gained experience in complex family matters, including custody disputes, cross-jurisdictional issues and cases involving vulnerable parties.
Outside of her legal practice, Molly enjoys socialising with friends and family, crossfit and hiking.
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