Burgess Mee

Family

Partner and Head of Modern Families

Natalie qualified in 2006. She joined Levison Meltzer Pigott in 2008 where she worked with high-net-worth clients on complex cases. Natalie joined ACLF as the Head of the Family Department in 2018 and joined Burgess Mee Family Law as a Partner in October 2020.

Natalie is a member of the Board of Trustees of Progress Educational Trust, a charity which advances public understanding of science, law and ethics in the fields of human genetics, assisted reproduction, embryology and stem cell research.

English.

Resolution, Association of Lawyers for Children, Association of London Welsh Lawyers, Women in Family Law, American Bar Association , European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology, The British Fertility Society

University of Wales, Aberystwyth LLB (Hons) Law 2002

Cardiff University: Legal Practice Course 2004

Natalie is co-founder and co-host of award-winning podcast and events series, In/Fertility in the City.

Natalie is passionate about fertility law reform and is a founding member of the Workplace Fertility Campaign Group who are setting up the Fertility APPG.

Natalie loves travelling, reading, listening to podcasts, being a member of the Peloton community and, most importantly, spending time with her daughter and husband.