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Richard Kershaw

Richard Kershaw is a partner at Hunters and a talented family law litigator who advises on the full range of issues which arise on relationship breakdown, with a focus on complex financial claims on divorce. He is regularly instructed in HNW and UHNW divorces and is known for his expertise

Anna Roiser

Anna Roiser is a Senior Knowledge Lawyer in the Family Department at Hunters. She supports the department with research, analysis and drafting, whilst keeping the team fully briefed on the latest substantive and procedural developments. Anna also advises separating couples who want to work together, providing joint legal advice to

Sam Watts

Sam Watts is a barrister at Coram Chambers. He has an established practice in financial remedies, including claims under TLATA 1996 and Part III MFPA 1984.

Rebecca Cross

Rebecca Cross is a specialist family law barrister at St Ives Chambers, Birmingham. In financial remedies Rebecca deals with cases ranging from those dominated by need to those where the assets are substantial or difficult to trace. Rebecca regularly appears for applicants, respondents and interveners at all stages of proceedings

Nicholas Starks

Nicholas Starks has 30+ years' experience in family financial provision (divorce, TLATA, IPFDA, Schedule 1 Children Act and civil partnerships). His work involves high net worth claims featuring businesses, farming, overseas assets, trusts, pensions and variation of nuptial settlements. Nicholas is head of St Ives Chambers’ Family Finance team

Elizabeth Bowden

Elizabeth Bowden is a barrister at College Chambers. She specialises in financial remedies, including TOLATA matters. Elizabeth particularly enjoys cases that overlap family / civil / Court of Protection. She is passionate about helping people find solutions.

Alex Laing

Alex Laing is a family barrister at Coram Chambers. Alex represented the Lord Chancellor as the sole family counsel, led by Sir James Eadie KC and Sarah Hannett KC in The Lord Chancellor v 79 Divorced Couples [2024] EWHC 3211 (Fam).