Caitlin Saunders
Caitlin is a Paralegal in our Family & Children team. She supports Epiphany Harewood and other lawyers with family law cases.
Caitlin helps prepare documents, manage correspondence and keep cases organised. Her work helps clients receive clear and timely support throughout their case.
How Caitlin can help you
Caitlin joined Fosters in January 2026. She graduated with First Class Honours in Law in July 2025.
While studying, Caitlin gained legal experience through volunteer work with NCLS and her university law clinic. She also completed clerking work. These roles helped her build strong skills in client care, legal research and communication.
At Fosters, Caitlin supports the team with divorce cases and arrangements for children. She helps prepare documents, respond to enquiries and make sure each case keeps moving.
Outside of work, Caitlin is writing a novel and enjoys spending time in nature.
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