Cartwright King’s Stacy Fox Recognised in Doyle’s Guide 2026

Cartwright King is delighted to announce that Stacy Fox has been recognised in the prestigious Doyle’s Guide 2026 as a Recommended Children Lawyer.

The 2026 listing identifies solicitors who have been singled out by their peers for their exceptional expertise in Public, Private, and International Children Law. Stacy’s inclusion in this peer-reviewed guide underscores her reputation as a highly skilled practitioner and reinforces Cartwright King’s standing as the pre-eminent firm for Child Care matters.

While the guide reflects her previous tenure at AFG, Stacy is now a key member of the Cartwright King team. Her expertise further bolsters our specialist Child Care department, ensuring we continue to provide unparalleled representation for families and children across the country.

Defining Excellence in Child Care

Doyle’s Guide is a definitive ranking in the legal industry, relying on extensive peer feedback and industry research. To be named as a Recommended lawyer in this category is a significant hallmark of quality, reflecting Stacy’s dedicated body of work and her commitment to protecting the rights of vulnerable children.

Abdul Hussain, CEO of Cartwright King, said:

“We are incredibly proud to have Stacy Fox as part of our team. Her inclusion in the 2026 Doyle’s Guide is a well-deserved acknowledgement of her skill and the high regard in which she is held by her peers.

This recognition reinforces our position as the recommended Child Care law firm in England and Wales. At Cartwright King, we are committed to being the number one choice for Child Care law, and Stacy’s expertise perfectly aligns with our national mission to provide the highest standard of compassionate, expert legal support to the children and families who need us most.

This latest recognition, following our recent success at the Resolution Legal Awards, continues to highlight the exceptional talent within Cartwright King and our unwavering commitment to being the national leaders in Child Care law.”