
Guidance through one of
life's hardest transitions.Guidance through
one of life's
hardest transitions.
Founded to provide something many people feel is missing during separation — clear guidance, objective support, and someone firmly on your side.

Our History
Born from experience.
Built for clarity.
Rosefield Divorce Consultancy was founded by Laura Rosefield following her own experience of divorce. Despite her background as a criminal barrister, Laura found the process deeply stressful and recognised the need for a trusted advisor who could provide objective guidance, practical support, and emotional stability.
Today, Rosefield Divorce Consultancy supports clients through complex and high-conflict separations. Their guiding principle is to help clients see beyond the process and focus on the life that lies ahead. They are particularly passionate about the wellbeing of children during separation.
Our Team
Meet the team behind your strategy.
Led by a former barrister and experienced solicitor, our team combines legal expertise with psychological understanding to support you through every step.

“When my marriage ended in 2011, I didn’t know where to turn. I found myself asking, how do I go about finding a good divorce lawyer? What will the process involve? How long will it take? How much will it cost?
One year on, I was still finding the process extremely stressful. My friends and family were wonderful, but too close to me to be objective. I realised I needed someone who could be part trusted advisor on the legal process, part objective sounding board, and part friendly ear.
This made me think: how could I use my own experience to help others? And so my role as a divorce consultant was born. My guiding principle is to help my clients feel empowered, rather than crushed by the divorce process.
I always try to make sure that my clients can see the glimmer of promise at what the future holds. They know I will be by their side to help them put the building blocks in place to get there and at any time after the legal process is over. From my own experience, clients can see that there is light at the end of the darkness.”
Background & Experience
- Cambridge University (History)
- Barrister with five scholarships from Middle Temple
- Daily appearances in the magistrates’, Crown and High Courts
- Former Independent Member of the Parole Board
- Member of Resolution
- Member of the Family Ambassadors Board of Support Through Court

“I practised as a family law solicitor for over 15 years during which time I represented many hundreds of clients through separation and divorce.
I was a partner at a specialist international family law practice and went on to co-found a boutique family law firm. My work spanned all of the issues that arise from separation including divorce, the resolution of financial matters and arrangements for children. Whilst I was regularly in court, a good proportion of my cases were successfully resolved outside of court proceedings.
Having worked closely with Laura on many cases over a number of years, it really opened my eyes to the benefits to clients of working with divorce consultants. They demystify the process for clients, plugging the gaps between legal advice and the nuances of their day to day lives.
As a divorce consultant, I combine my legal background with practical and emotional support. I can offer far greater flexibility to my clients. I am approachable, accessible and support my clients before, during and often well after their separation.”
Background & Experience
- Warwick University (Law and Business Studies)
- Practised family law exclusively for more than 15 years
- Partner at age 29
- Co-founded a boutique family law firm
- Member of Resolution
- Judge for LexisNexis Family Law Awards
Judy
•AssistantJudy provides vital support to the team and to clients throughout the process. She holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Leeds and brings valuable insight into the emotional aspects of separation. Bilingual in English and French, Judy also assists our international clients where needed.

