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06 May 2026
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Slater Heelis—Charlotte Beck

Partner and Manchester office lead appointed head of family

Slater Heelis Solicitors has appointed Charlotte Beck as head of family, as part of its continued investment in the growth of the family team. Already a partner at the firm and head of its Manchester office, Beck specialises in divorce and cohabitation disputes, with particular expertise in high-net-worth financial cases and complex children matters.

Beck is recognised for her collaborative and solutions-focused approach, regularly advising on intricate and high-value cases. In her new role, she will oversee the continued growth of the family team, with a focus on developing talent and strengthening the firm’s reputation in the sector.

Rachel Fletcher, managing partner at Slater Heelis, said: ‘Charlotte has a clear vision for the future of the Family team and a strong sense of responsibility for the culture we are building together.’ She added that Beck’s ‘focus on collaboration, quality and developing others will be instrumental’ as the firm continues to strengthen its client offering.

Commenting on her appointment, Beck said: ‘I am delighted to take on the role of Head of Family at Slater Heelis.’ She added: ‘I am passionate about continuing to build a collaborative, supportive culture while delivering the highest standards for our clients.’

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