I have advised clients in relation to family matters for more than twenty-five years. I value every client and the relationship of trust that we build in the time that we work together.
My practice incorporates both the financial consequences of separation and divorce – including cross-border issues and complex asset structures – and matters relating to children. I also assist families with wealth protection structures including pre and postnuptial agreements and co-habitation agreements.
My clients appreciate an easy working relationship and value clear, strategic advice that carefully balances commercial realities with the needs of their families. Family disputes are difficult. I help clients to focus on sustainable outcomes – building a platform for their future. I use my skills as a mediator to avoid the pitfalls of unnecessary litigation – whilst firmly defending my clients’ position. Clients tell me that they are glad to have me on their side.
My clients have included landowners, equestrians, business owners, entrepreneurs, sportspeople, medics, lawyers, politicians and those in the arts and entertainment industry (actors, singers, producers), both in this country and abroad – and their spouses.
Outside of the legal profession I am Chair of Governors at Northbourne Park Preparatory School in Kent.
News and Insight
Family Law
Misconceptions persist around second marriages, including what will happen to your children from earlier relationships.
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New restrictions will limit the ability of family business owners to pass their business to the next generation.
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Misconceptions persist around second marriages, including what will happen to your children from earlier relationships.
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Trusts are an effective and flexible tool for estate planning, but they require careful planning and a clear understanding of the tax implications.
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Having a power of attorney in place means that your spouse, adult child or someone that you trust can make decisions on your behalf and
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AI-generated wills come with significant risk. Head of Private Wealth Rhea Rhugani explains the pitfalls and potential costs.
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In the second in our Myth Busters series, Colin Glass (Partner in our Private Wealth team) looks at the misconceptions that persist around gifting your
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Part 1 of our Private Wealth “Myth Busters” series will set you straight, starting with explaining the truth about who will inherit your estate if
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Individuals who are worth suing usually have their business interests and their assets in more than one jurisdiction. However, the jurisdiction adjudicating a dispute may
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The protection of the capital investment in a property is often left to chance. Head of Family Susie Barter explains how you can protect yourself.
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