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Sarah is an experienced matrimonial and family law solicitor, dealing with children matters including child care, financial issues following separation of married couples and divorce. She undertakes court work in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire & Warwickshire. She is based at our Market Harborough office.

Sarah has extensive experience dealing with clients at what can be a very emotional time for them. Sarah is professional and clear in her advice. Her client interaction is both compassionate and understanding. She works efficiently and keeps her clients updated throughout their entire case.

Sarah is listed as a Leading Lawyer by Wiselaw
30 years
“My divorce was a long drawn out process thanks to my ex-husband and Sarah made it a lot less stressful due to her professional caring nature and her expertise. Thank you.”Karen
“I've been a client of Rothera Bray for the last few years while negotiating a somewhat lengthy divorce process. It should have been fairly straightforward but there were issues with the other side... However my solicitor (Sarah) was extremely patient, supportive and professional throughout and we finally got the required outcome. I was extremely grateful for all Rothera Bray did in supporting me through the process and I would definitely recommend them to others.”Nina T
“I changed my solicitors to Rothera Bray and was allocated Sarah Gill to act for me. Sarah was superb! She motivated me to fight on, advised me on the law, guided me through the legal process and gave me confidence in court. It was a very difficult fight but together we achieved a most satisfactory conclusion. While Sarah was very professional, I felt she was my friend. She kept me focused and determined to see my fight through to the end. Thank you, Sarah. You are great.”Heidi
“This has been one of the most horrible years of my life, and going through a divorce is not something I would wish on anyone. But if you do have to go through it, it makes a huge difference knowing that you have a supportive lawyer to work with and that was definitely my experience of working with Sarah Gill. What really stood out for me was how well Sarah listened and heard me...She was also excellent at explaining the key background areas of law I needed to understand as I went into mediation. More than anything, Sarah’s way of working felt like a genuine partnership. I know this might sound cheesy, but it truly felt like she had my back. That support meant I could make informed decisions about my future during an incredibly difficult time. I honestly cannot thank you enough, Sarah, for all your help. I would highly recommend reaching out to her if you are looking for a solicitor who is supportive, compassionate, and highly responsive.”Anonymous
“Sarah Gill gave me great, clear, concise advice on a complicated matter.”Mr Palmer
“Sarah Gill represented me in an unpleasant and complex family court proceedings. Sarah was excellent at clearly explaining and managing the case from start to finish. She worked efficiently and with a minimum of fuss to organise the case. The proceedings went as smoothly as they could and Sarah was able to cut through the confusion to deliver a satisfactory outcome. Family law is incredibly stressful and with experience of representing myself initially things can go very wrong very quickly even if things appear incredibly clear cut. Having representation that you can trust to get things right is essential in such a fickle arena.”Client
1994
30 years

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