Career
Called to the Bar in 1999.
Employed as a litigation attorney in the Cayman Islands
Pupillage in 2002 at 1 Mitre Court Buildings, as Chambers then was
Principal areas of practice
Michael specialises in complex and high net worth ancillary relief disputes, often with an international element. He also frequently undertakes Inheritance Act disputes, Schedule 1 claims and advises in relation to nuptial agreements, as well as private law children matters, particularly those involving the international movement of children.
Called to the Bar in 1999.
Employed as a litigation attorney in the Cayman Islands
Pupillage in 2002 at 1 Mitre Court Buildings, as Chambers then was
Principal areas of practice
Michael specialises in complex and high net worth ancillary relief disputes, often with an international element. He also frequently undertakes Inheritance Act disputes, Schedule 1 claims and advises in relation to nuptial agreements, as well as private law children matters, particularly those involving the international movement of children.
Michael also practices in the Cayman Islands, where he was junior counsel in the leading case of Wight v Wight 2006 CILR 1.
Education:
Downside School
Trinity College, Oxford
Inns of Court School of Law
Membership:
Family Law Bar Association
Personal
Married with two children
