"By far the most capable set in ancillary relief, Broadway House Chambers is a first port of call for family cases" - Legal 500, 2011/12
The team possesses key strengths in ancillary relief, with this area forming a significant proportion of the team's work. The closely-related and developing area of cohabitation and claims under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 are also a mainstay requiring our expertise. Our Barristers regularly deal with complex cases involving substantial and high-value asset bases, often including the following issues:
In addition, the team is extremely proud of its children law practice and is well known for providing sensitive yet robust representation in difficult private and public law cases. Our members represent parents, grandparents, Guardians and Local Authorities in cases across the full spectrum of children law, and we also act for clients in equally challenging domestic violence cases. The team's strengths include:
For further information about any of our members or to enquire as to availability please visit the individual members' profiles and speak to our dedicated Family Clerking Team on the details provided opposite.
Gerald Hendron and Kathryn Walsh to discuss the Fraud Act 2006
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