Maisie Watts

LL.B. (Hons), LL.M., Solicitor

Family Law Lichfield

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Maisie Watts is a solicitor in the Family team at Ansons. She is based at the Lichfield office and regularly sees clients at the Cannock and Sutton Coldfield (Mere Green) offices. Maisie joined Ansons’ Family Department in January 2022, having graduated from the University of Buckingham in 2021 with a First-Class Honours Law degree. She completed the Legal Practice Course and a Masters (LLM) at The University of Law, and qualified as a solicitor in 2026.

Qualified in 2026In family law since 2022Member of ResolutionSRA number 7254437

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Meet Maisie, Trainee Solicitor | Ansons Law Sutton Coldfield

With Maisie Watts 8 December 2025

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Practice areas

Maisie's expertise covers

Maisie adopts a practical and solution-based approach to matters, with the aim of bringing them to a swift conclusion. She acts for people at all stages of life, from new parents to retirees.

She has experience in non-court dispute resolution, including private financial dispute resolution hearings. She conducts her own advocacy and works closely with barristers when they are instructed.

Divorce and separation
Financial settlements and financial remedy proceedings
Pensions on divorce
Arrangements for children
Moving abroad and international children matters
Domestic abuse, non-molestation and occupation orders
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
Civil partnership dissolution
Grandparents and wider family
Change of name
Non-court dispute resolution, including private financial dispute resolution hearings

Track record

Recent experience

Children Act proceedings

Maisie acts in a range of private Children Act proceedings where there has been a breadth of allegations, including emotional and physical harm to a child, domestic abuse and parental alienation. She recently secured a steady reintroduction of contact following a period where contact had ceased entirely after serious allegations and Local Authority involvement.