Natalie Alt

Natalie joined Becket Chambers as a pupil in 2025 and accepted tenancy in 2026. Natalie has gained experience and accepts instructions in a range of areas across both Civil and Family.

Natalie has been involved in numerous civil matters, including disrepair, possession, access injunctions, landlord and tenant, TOLATA and small claims. She has also worked for the Home Office on condemnation matters.  As part of her Bar course, Natalie completed her training in civil and commercial mediation.

Natalie has also been instructed on a range of family finance and children cases, in both private and public law, from initial client conferences through to final hearings. She is dedicated to developing her skillset in this area and is the author of several articles on the chamber’s website. Before joining Becket Chambers, Natalie was a paralegal at the National Centre for Domestic Violence, where she supported many of the most vulnerable people in society to help them access legal protection, including non-molestation orders, occupation orders, and prohibited steps orders.

Having been involved in a wide range of cases, Natalie places great importance on her ability to support clients in situations where they may feel they lack control, don’t understand the process, or don’t know how to navigate it. She has extensive experience and specialist training in working directly with people in challenging circumstances and is comfortable representing people who are vulnerable or who have mental health challenges.

Natalie is highly analytical, with a reputation for detailed research and the ability to hone in rapidly on key points.  She understands the emotional impact of the court process and is adept at reading people and adjusting her communication style to suit their needs.

Before starting her pupillage, Natalie was a finalist in a mooting competition and has subsequently acted as a judge in a Kent advocacy competition.