I aim to ensure all clients are listened to, supported and achieve the outcome that they desire during their difficult time.
5* Trust pilot – “thank you to everyone at Slater and Gordon for their amazing work so far. Rebecca Cliff and Olivia Farey have helped me immensely over the last few months to attain a very positive outcome in Court. I am continuing work with Jenniffer Brunt on other matters, who has also provided an excellent service. I am so grateful for everything the team has done and continues to do for me. I would recommend Slater and Gordon to anyone without a second thought”
5* Trust Pilot – “Rebecca Cliff was my solicitor and has helped me deal with my court case for child access. Rebecca provided really good advice and always made contact in timely manner. If I needed anything she always replied and made sure it got sorted, she was good and happy to listen when I needed to put my view points across and took that forward to assist in getting me the result I wanted. Thank you Rebecca and I would highly recommend anyone use Rebecca in the future”
5* Trust Pilot – “I used Slater and Gordon for a child access case. My solicitor was good, direct and assisted with me with good advice and support through to court where I got the result I wanted. Would highly recommend”
Get to know Rebecca
I qualified as Family Solicitor in 2010 and joined Slater & Gordon in 2022, having practiced on the Wirral for 12 ½ years.
I am based in our newly open Wirral office and my areas of expertise are divorce, finances, cohabitation, children act, non molestation orders and grandparent contact.
I take pride in my professional yet supportive approach and always have a friendly, proactive attitude. I believe that whilst the law is the same, every case is different and unique. I love being able to help people through the most difficult time of their lives and often be the person that they can really talk to without judgement. To see a client emerge bigger, bolder and better is a wonderful sight to see.
Career highlights
I have helped children return to their parents, expedited divorce proceeding due to exceptional circumstances and helped people bring a conclusion when other parties do not engage.
Recognition
In 2024 I was recognised in the Legal 500 “Rebecca Cliff is extremely capable and conscientious, giving her client’s exceptional service”
I am a member of Resolution and the Family Law Panel
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