Biography
I am a Family Solicitor at Tees based in the Cambridge office. My work involves advising and assisting clients on a range of family matters including, divorce, financial settlements, Children Act matters and Family Law Act matters.
Delivering what you really need
I enjoy working with clients to find practical solutions to their circumstances and always seek to keep matters as amicable as possible. I take great pride in supporting clients through their legal journey and tailor my approach to each client’s individual needs. I provide clear advice to aid clients in making informed decisions on their matters.
I am a member of Resolution, which promotes a constructive approach to family issues and considers the needs of the whole family.
Expertise
Ellie Hills is a solicitor who punches above her weight. She is patient and dedicated. She ensures that she understands a client's needs and delivers them the best outcome which they can achieve.
Awards and accreditations
Further information
I qualified as a Solicitor in March 2021 after completing my training contract at Tees. I graduated from The University of Hull with a 2:1 Law degree in 2017 before completing the LPC in Cambridge. I then became a Paralegal at Tees in the Private Client department in Bishop’s Stortford before commencing my training contract.
“Ellie Hills is a solicitor who punches above her weight. She is patient and dedicated. She ensures that she understands a client’s needs and delivers them the best outcome which they can achieve.” Legal 500 2025 – South East- Private client – Family: Beds, Bucks, Herts, Middx
Articles from Ellie
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Did you know your ex-partner could still claim money from you even after your divorce is finalised? It may seem unfair, but without a...
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A ‘situationship’ is essentially the grey zone of modern dating. In this article, we will explore what situationships are, how they are recognised by...
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Living together without getting married is a common choice for many couples. However, it’s essential to understand the legal differences between cohabiting and being...
Amber Kennedy, an expert in parental legal rights, shares essential information for separated parents considering relocating with their child. Relocation cases remain one of...
For many people, uncertainty about future income can be one of the most stressful aspects of divorce. For people with very high incomes and...
What is a civil partnership? A civil partnership is a way for couples, whether heterosexual or same sex, to formalise their relationship, without getting...
Technology has enabled new ways for people to harass ex-partners by tracking their movements and spying on their digital platforms. Solicitor Harry Calder explains...
What is no-fault divorce? A ‘no-fault’ divorce is one in which the partner within a marriage – who is asking for the divorce –...
