Our Staff

David Marsh

David qualified as a solicitor in 2006 and has specialised in family law since that date. He has significant experience advising clients on various matters relating to family law ranging from parents seeking contact with their children to advising clients in respect of their divorce. Whilst in private practice David was certified as a member of the Law Society, Children Law Scheme and accepted instructions from Cafcass (Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service) to represent children in the Family Court.

Gillian Kelly

Aminah Ali

Aminah Ali is an Immigration adviser accredited at Level 2 in Asylum and Protection. She has significant experience advising clients through refugee family reunion applications. Aminah helps refugees reunite with their loved ones by providing clear, compassionate, and expert guidance throughout the application process.

Dalal Al-Yafai

Christopher Riley

Chris has worked at Sheffield Hallam University since 2007. He started as a Lecturer in Law before being appointed to Senior Lecturer in 2009 and Principal Lecturer in Law in 2015. He has taught a number of modules and held a number of management roles during his time in academia. Before joining the University, he spent a number of years working in the legal profession.

Kayeleigh Ali

Kayeleigh is an alumni of Sheffield Hallam University and has been our legal receptionist since 2022. During her time as a student, Kayeleigh worked within SHU Law – enjoying the experience thoroughly- and is now grateful to have the opportunity to be able to work with the staff that helped to shape her career in law.

Kayeleigh aspires to qualify as a solicitor and has completed her Legal Practice Course (LPC LLM) at the University of Law.

Goldie Millan

Goldie qualified as a solicitor in 1995. She was senior partner at ‘Millan Solicitors’ which she set up in partnership in 2004. She became a sole practioner in 2012. She specialises in civil litigation and is a former member and assessor of the Law Society Personal injury panel. She joined teaching in 2021 and is a fellow of Higher Education. She has also completed a PhD  researching into the subject of professional ethics in the solicitors’ profession. 

She joined Hallam Legal Advice Centre in 2025 as Supervising Solicitor.