Lady Brenda Hale
Lady Hale is a former President of the Supreme Court and well-known family lawyer.
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Kay Firth-Butterfield
Kay Firth-Butterfield is CEO at Good Tech Advisory, a TIME 100 Impact Awardee 2024, former Head of AI at the World Economic Forum and the world’s first Chief AI Ethics Officer. Kay was previously a family law barrister.
Zoë Bloom
Zoë Bloom is one of the founding partners of AFP Bloom LLP. She has created Assent which she hopes will become a popular process option for those needing help reaching financial settlement. 12 other firms/chambers have recognised the possibilities of Assent and have joined her in further developing and
Roxane Reiser
Roxane specialises in trusts, estates and private client disputes, with a particular emphasis on trusts issues in the divorce context. She has extensive experience in high-value cross-border litigation. Her recent cases involve disputes over complex asset structures located abroad, such as in Switzerland, Singapore, the Isle of Man, and the
Katherine Gittins
Katherine Gittins is a barrister at 3DJB Chambers. She specialises in family law with particular emphasis on public and private law proceedings. Katherine frequently represents local authorities as well as parents and guardians and deals with cases ranging from domestic abuse to chronic neglect, child abuse and child abduction. In
Christopher Hames
Christopher Hames is a fearless and persuasive advocate, combining formidable strategic and tactical thinking with a keen forensic insight. He is a specialist in all areas of international law, with the knowledge and experience to take on complex issues of jurisdiction, finance and movement of children.
Christopher has extensive experience
Josephine Kensah
Josephine Kensah is a seasoned tax expert with a wealth of experience across diverse realms of taxation, including corporate tax, personal tax, international tax matters, and capital gains tax. With a focus on precision and expertise, Jo now uses this diverse experience to provide advice and expert reports for the