The practice of family law divides broadly into financial work and children work, and Chambers’ expertise covers all aspects of both.
The spectrum of financial cases which we undertake is very wide, and ranges from disputes where the parties’ means are modest to those of the greatest value, very often with a high profile. We have particular expertise in cases with complicating factors such as an international dimension and / or the involvement of trusts or family businesses.
Allied to this main area of practice are other financial disputes such as applications for financial relief for the children of unmarried parents, Inheritance Act claims, financial claims following overseas divorces, and property claims between unmarried and same-sex couples.
Chambers also provides a comprehensive service, spanning all levels of seniority, in the area of child law. We undertake all forms of work relating to children, including residence and contact applications, child abduction, adoption and care proceedings.
Niche areas of practice in which individual members of Chambers specialise include the drafting of pre-nuptial contracts, financial enforcement, professional negligence in the family law field, medical ethics and human rights.
