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Vikkie Chetcuti-Gee
Vikkie Chetcuti-Gee handles a range of family law cases, including complex financial proceedings frequently involving family trusts, significant business structures and forensic disclosure requests. She specialises in pre- and post- nuptial agreements for a range of clients from all walks of life, often for high net worth clients with a focus on sports personalities and their families. She also has a wealth of experience in private children law matters, particularly those involving allegations of domestic violence and abuse. She is adept at managing cases where the other party involved is particularly intransigent and acting in person, which can often escalate the temperature of the matter. However, she is committed to resolving issues quickly and as amicably as possible.
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Maisie Lockyer
Maisie Lockyer is an Associate at Burgess Mee.
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!18/03/2025 07:56
Laura Flanagan
Laura Flanagan is a Senior Associate at Burgess Mee.
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!18/03/2025 07:54
Jessica Holloway
Jessica Holloway is a family paralegal at Clintons and is currently undertaking her BTC part-time at BPP.
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!17/03/2025 23:48
Renesha Hodgson
Renesha Hodgson is a trainee solicitor at Forsters LLP, currently sitting in the Family department. Renesha will qualify as a solicitor in September 2026.
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Ellen Jones
Ellen Jones is an associate at Forsters LLP. Ellen specialises in private family law matters, including divorce and separation, financial claims, child arrangements, and pre- and post-nuptial agreements. She also acts for unmarried individuals on matters relating to cohabitation and Schedule 1 claims. Many of Ellen’s cases involve complex financial structures, including trusts and business assets.
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Benjamin Pitman
Benjamin Pitman is a pupil barrister specialising in all areas of family law, with extensive experience in complex matrimonial finance proceedings. Before joining the Bar, Benjamin practised as a solicitor for a boutique law firm based in Mayfair. He was nominated for the Family Law Young Solicitor of the Year award at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards 2022, and is an active member of the Resolution Cohabitation Committee.
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!07/03/2025 07:48
Professor Thérèse Callus
Professor Thérèse Callus is Professor of Law at the University of Reading and has been seconded as a lawyer in the Property, Family and Trusts team at the Law Commission to work on the Financial Remedies Scoping Paper. She previously carried out empirical comparative research on financial remedies on divorce and cohabitation breakdown, and served on the Advisory Group to the Law Commission’s Matrimonial Property, Needs and Agreements Report.
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Steven Bradley
Steven Bradley is a Certified Law Enforcement Professional, International Trainer on Cybersecurity, and the OurFamilyWizard Professional Liaison. With an extensive law enforcement career focusing on investigating crimes against persons, specialising in sex crimes, child abuse, domestic violence, human trafficking and crimes against the elderly, Steven Bradley was recruited by the FBI to investigate technology and cyber related crimes. Now as part of the OurFamilyWizard professional team, Steven further promotes the empowerment and healthy communication between separated and divorced parents via technology. Steven is internationally recognised as an expert on law enforcement’s response to intimate partner violence, technology forensics, and stalking/cyberstalking.
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!21/02/2025 13:54
Sophie Clayton
Sophie Clayton is a specialist family law barrister at QEB predominantly practising in financial remedies law. Sophie takes a keen interest in pro bono issues and sits on the Pro Bono and Social Responsibility Committee of the Bar Council. She previously directed the ‘Vocalise’ student programme at Gray’s Inn.
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