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Karen Barham

Karen Barham is a solicitor of over 35 years' experience. She now practises exclusively as a mediator and parenting coordinator and is a Consultant at Moore Barlow. Believing that many separating and divorcing families can be assisted away from the court in NCDR and putting Part 3 of the

Cléa Amundsen

Cléa Amundsen is a lawyer at Kitsilano Family Law in Vancouver, Canada, with a focus on lessening the impact that separation and divorce has on children. She has extensive experience and success in representing clients in international child abduction cases. Cléa is a family law mediator and accepts legal aid

Stuart McGhee

Stuart McGhee, barrister at Pump Court Chambers. Stuart undertakes instructions across the full range of financial claims between parties and separating and financial applications for and on behalf of children.

Mark Ablett

Mark Ablett, barrister at Pump Court Chambers. Co-host of the Family Law Podcast. Mark practises across the spectrum of private disputes arising from relationship breakdown, with a focus on complex financial remedies.

Cordelia Williams

Cordelia Williams is a barrister at Pump Court Chambers who specialises in financial remedies and private law children matters. She is regularly instructed in complex disputes, often appearing against senior barristers of leading family chambers. She is listed in The Legal 500 2024 as a ‘Rising Star’ (Tier 1).

Claire Howard

Claire Howard is an Associate Solicitor at Raydens. She has extensive experience in dealing with divorce, dissolution, financial proceedings, cohabitation disputes, private law children matters and domestic abuse. She has particular experience in running financial proceedings through alternative dispute resolution and has concluded a number of cases through the family

Timothy Evans

Timothy Evans is an associate at Forsters LLP specialising in all areas of private family law including divorce and separation, financial claims (in particular complex HNW/UHNW cases, and with experience acting for third parties), private children law (including Schedule 1 claims), domestic abuse claims under the Family Law Act,