Why choose me
I specialise in helping families across borders and those with complex asset structures, ranging from £3 million to £30 million. Whether I’m resolving an issue to do with the kids or finances, I’m uniquely placed to help in these potentially difficult cases – I’ve worked with big businesses like Microsoft and Disney, and I know what it’s like to live and work offshore.
I’m a member of the England and Wales Law Society and Resolution, who are dedicated to resolving family disputes constructively. Whatever the case, I give clear, practical advice, rather than just focusing on the law. I do my best to find a fair outcome for the entire family, but I’m not afraid to take a firm stance where necessary.
In my spare time, I enjoy playing golf, drawing and origami.
I specialise in helping families across borders and those with complex asset structures, ranging from £3 million to £30 million. Whether I’m resolving an issue to do with the kids or finances, I’m uniquely placed to help in these potentially difficult cases – I’ve worked with big businesses like Microsoft and Disney, and I know what it’s like to live and work offshore.
I’m a member of the England and Wales Law Society and Resolution, who are dedicated to resolving family disputes constructively. Whatever the case, I give clear, practical advice, rather than just focusing on the law. I do my best to find a fair outcome for the entire family, but I’m not afraid to take a firm stance where necessary.
In my spare time, I enjoy playing golf, drawing and origami.
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Questions my clients ask me
It depends on the case, but as a general rule, most court proceedings take a minimum of 4–6 months to resolve. If it’s highly contentious and has to progress to a Final Hearing, the average is 6–12 months.
This depends on the process and nature of your dispute, but we take great care to estimate costs and work out a plan to make sure you’re in financial control of your case.
No, this won’t have an effect on any finance decisions unless the behaviour relied upon is exceptionally bad.
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