Hello there, my name is Ashley Blood-Halvorsen TEP and I’m a self-employed barrister. A barrister is a specialist advocate who offers expertise for their clients. We are often spotted wearing wigs.
My main practice is at 3PB Barristers and this is my own little website. You can check out my full profile on 3PB Barristers here.
I am direct access qualified which means you can come straight to me instead of having to speak to a solicitor first. I also have a direct access profile on 3PB Direct and Clerksroom Direct.
I specialise in disputes about property and land and also matters arising when someone has died be it their will, the administration of their estate or something which happened in their life before they passed. I also regularly advise businesses regarding contract matters (particularly the formation of them), debt enforcement, personal guarantees and disputes involving consumer credit.
Please have a read of my Practice Areas and also my Case Studies page then get in touch with me.
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— Bruce Turner, Chapman & Chubb, Solicitor
Education:
- Law (LLB) 1st Class, University of Derby
- BA (Hons) History (Religion), University of Toronto, Canada
- BPTC (BPP University) Very Competent 2017
- Certificate in Civil Law, Paris II-Panthéon Assas University 2012
Professional Memberships:
- Chancery Bar Association
- Full member of STEP
- Property Bar Association (associate member)
- Midland Chancery and Commercial Bar Association
Scholarships:
- Baron Dr Ver Heyden de Lancey Prize, Middle Temple 2018
- Leeds Medico-Legal Society Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Prize 2017
- Dean’s BPTC Scholarship 2015
- Sweet & Maxwell Law Prize 2014
- Nicholas Pumfrey Memorial Scholarship, Middle Temple 2014
- Blackstone Entrance Scholarship, Middle Temple 2014
- Land Law Prize, UoD 2013
- Scholarship, Fondation pour le Droit Continental 2012