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Finn Judge
Finn Judge is a Bar course student and an Inner Temple Major Scholar with a strong interest in financial remedies and private children law. Alongside his studies, he works full-time as an international fundraising manager at the London School of Economics and volunteers with Support Through Court at Chelmsford Justice Centre.
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!20/01/2025 12:25
Neive Augustin
Neive Augustin is regularly instructed in all areas of family law which includes child arrangements, financial remedy and family law act injunctions. She has experience in all areas of family finance, including division of assets on divorce, Schedule 1 claims, spousal maintenance, enforcing financial orders, and other ancillary relief matters and financial disputes arising from family law. She is expanding her practice in TOLATA (Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act) claims. Prior to coming to the bar, Neive worked in accounting which has left her with a keen eye for forensic detail. She understands that financial disputes within the context of family law are both highly sensitive and hugely personal so prides herself on her ability to work with her clients to ensure that their interests are protected. She takes a pragmatic approach to her work, whether she is providing comprehensive advice before proceedings or when a financial settlement is being sought. She works with her clients to achieve an agreed order whenever possible.
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!11/01/2025 10:00
Albert Gibbon
Albert Gibbon is a barrister at Pump Court Chambers whose practice spans all aspects of financial remedies work including Schedule 1 Children Act 1989 applications and TLATA claims. Albert also welcomes instructions in all other areas of private family law.
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!08/01/2025 13:28
Alexandra Halliday
Alexandra Halliday accepts instructions in all areas of family law, having joined Chambers as a tenant in October 2023 following the successful completion of pupillage at 4PB. Prior to commencing pupillage, Alex worked as a midwife in London. She specialised in working with socially vulnerable families, particularly women who had experienced domestic abuse. Alongside her clinical practice, Alex worked as a healthcare researcher, with an emphasis on breech births. She co-authored several research articles on the topic, and continues to work as a peer reviewer for BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth Journal.
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!08/01/2025 10:34
Nicholas Fairbank
Nicholas Fairbank is the head of Chambers’ Financial Remedies Team. He practises exclusively in family finance. He brings a sharp forensic analysis to complex financial disputes. According to the directories he ‘is an intellectual powerhouse in a very measured exterior’. He was shortlisted for Legal 500 Family Junior of the Year 2024. As well as contested court work, Nicholas sits as a PFDR evaluator, he advises both spouses jointly for The Divorce Surgery, and drafts pre- and post-marital agreements. Nicholas has particular expertise in cases involving Chancery elements, as his reported cases reflect. He has written and presented seminars for leading publishers and lectures widely to professional audiences.
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!08/01/2025 10:33
Mariko Wilson
Mariko Wilson is a director at Family Law in Partnership where she specialises in financial remedy work. Mariko has particular expertise in cases involving complex pensions and business assets.
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!09/12/2024 10:20
James Pirrie
James Pirrie is a solicitor, mediator and arbitrator and co-authored Schedule 1 to the Children Act with Charlotte Bradley.
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!09/12/2024 10:05
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David Emmerson
David Emmerson is an accredited, hybrid trained mediator, collaborative practitioner and part-time family law judge. Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP.
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Jo Carr-West
Jo Carr-West is a Partner in Hunters’ Family and Relationships Department, which won the award for Financial Remedies Team of the Year at the Family Law Awards. She is Chair of Resolution’s Property, Tax and Financial Remedy Committee, and is known for her creative solutions focused approach to complex finance cases. Jo is described in the Legal 500 2025 as having an ‘unerring ability to get to the nub of a case with a thoughtful and holistic approach to clients and their problems’.
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!02/12/2024 10:41
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