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Katie Deans

Katie Deans is the UK Business Development Lead at OurFamilyWizard. She graduated from the University of Sussex with an LLB Hons in Law with business and management and a master’s degree in accounting and finance. Within the past three years at OurFamilyWizard, Katie has worked closely with their Cybersecurity

Karin Walker

Karin Walker is founder of the award-winning niche family law practice, KGW Family Law, now its 14th year. A former chair of Resolution’s DR committee (from 2014–2017) Karin is committed to non-court despite resolution options where possible. Karin wrote the book Do It Out of Court – a Practical

Jack Rundall

Jack Rundall is a barrister at 1 GC Family Law, where he maintains a deliberate balance between financial remedy proceedings, cohabitation disputes and private law children work. He is ranked as a leading junior for both divorce and financial remedy cases as well as children and domestic abuse.

Caroline Bowden

Caroline Bowden is a consultant at Anthony Gold Solicitors. She is a board member of the Family Mediation Council and a member of the Family Solutions Group, the Law Society’s Family Law Committee, and the FPRC’s working group dealing with the recent Part 3 rule changes promoting greater

Cara Donegan

Cara Donegan is a specialist family law barrister at QEB predominantly practising in financial remedies law. Cara has worked with several pro bono charities including Amicus (securing legal representation for prisoners facing the death penalty in the US) and the Halo Project (supporting victims of forced marriage and honour-based abuse)

Lucy Taylor (Coram Chambers)

Lucy Taylor recently joined Coram Chambers as a junior tenant and welcomes instructions in all areas of family law.

Rory Collett

Rory Collett is an associate at Family Law in Partnership and specialises in private family law matters. Specifically, he is experienced in complex pre- and post-nuptial agreements; financial settlements arising from divorce or the separation of unmarried couples; and financial claims by parents to support their children. Many of Rory’