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7 February 2025
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Why choose me
Helping clients to navigate through what is often the most difficult period in their lives is the reason I specialise in family law. Taking the time to listen to clients and empathise with their situation is vital so that I can offer plain speaking, but measured advice.
I act for a panoply of clients, from business owners, to public sector employees such as Police officers, Civil Servants, Teachers and NHS workers. In particular, I specialise in advising clients in divorce proceedings where there are substantial pension schemes.
I advise and guide my clients through the process to achieve a fair settlement, emotional recovery, and a financially secure future.
Outside work, I am a keen runner and cyclist (although very injury prone!). I’m also an avid rugby fan and enjoy following the fluctuating fortunes of the Welsh rugby team.
Helping clients to navigate through what is often the most difficult period in their lives is the reason I specialise in family law. Taking the time to listen to clients and empathise with their situation is vital so that I can offer plain speaking, but measured advice.
I act for a panoply of clients, from business owners, to public sector employees such as Police officers, Civil Servants, Teachers and NHS workers. In particular, I specialise in advising clients in divorce proceedings where there are substantial pension schemes.
I advise and guide my clients through the process to achieve a fair settlement, emotional recovery, and a financially secure future.
Outside work, I am a keen runner and cyclist (although very injury prone!). I’m also an avid rugby fan and enjoy following the fluctuating fortunes of the Welsh rugby team.
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Questions my clients ask me
In most cases, no. I always strive to keep any conflict to a minimum and to achieve a fair resolution at the first opportunity out of court. Only in rare cases, where the issues are complex, or the opponent is so unreasonable that we cannot negotiate a compromise, will court intervention be necessary.
It depends on the issues and the approach taken by both parties. However, every effort will be made to conclude matters amicably and economically – I will tell you when a good deal can be done!
Again, it depends on the circumstances of the case. At an early stage, we discuss your priorities and goals, then devise a strategy to achieve the best possible outcome.
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