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Jemma Pollock

Jemma is a partner in the Family team at Russell-Cooke. She advises clients on a broad range of family matters including divorce and financial matters following separation and pre and post-nuptial agreements, often with an international element. She has a particular specialism in Schedule 1 cases regarding financial provision for

Katherine Kelsey

A barrister at 1KBW, Katherine advises and acts in all areas of matrimonial finance and has experience in dealing with complex cases involving high net worth and high-profile individuals. She advises and acts in relation to claims brought under Sch 1 of the Children Act 1989. She also practises in

Laura Moys

Laura is a barrister at 1KBW whose finance practice encompasses matrimonial finance, cohabitation disputes, applications under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 and related enforcement proceedings. She is regularly instructed in cases involving business assets, trust structures, intervening parties and allegations of non-disclosure. She also acts on all aspects

Fiona Stewart

Fiona is a barrister at QEB. She acts in all aspects of private family law including financial remedies, cohabitation disputes, private law children and applications brought under the Family Law Act 1996. She has experience of jurisdiction disputes and also in Inheritance Act claims.

Thomas Haggie

Thomas Haggie

Tom is a financial remedy specialist barrister at QEB, with experience in trust and company disputes. He is also known for his expertise in financial provision for children, applications under TLATA 1996, and Inheritance Act disputes.

Hon. Mr Justice Peel

Mr Justice Peel is a High Court Judge of the Family Division and National Lead Judge of the Financial Remedy Court. He was previously a barrister specialising in financial remedy cases.

Gwynfor Evans

Gwynfor is a barrister at The 36 Group and a member of both the Chancery Bar Association and the Family Law Bar Association. He specialises in financial remedies (MCA 1973 and CA 1989 Sch 1), trusts of land, proprietary estoppel, probate / inheritance disputes, and presumption of death claims.