Expatriate Law

Expatriate Law Divorce & Family law We appreciate the need to protect you and your children during the uncertainties of divorce.

Our clients have told us it was a ‘breath of fresh air’ and a ‘weight off their shoulders’ talking to us. Our breadth of experience allows us to deliver realistic and clear advice. Our lawyers are all qualified solicitors or barristers, regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority of England or Bar Standards Board. Additionally our lawyers are members of or accredited by Resolution, the former

Solicitors Family Law Association in England. We are proud to have advised a wide range of clients from corporation owners to members of ruling families. We give a discrete, confidential and personalised service to all we assist, whether in complex litigation or a straightforward divorce. We realize that the breakdown of a marriage can be traumatic for a husband and wife, and any children involved. Living as an expatriate, these feelings can be compounded by unfamiliar surroundings, lack of ready and clear advice, and the inability to turn to a wider family network living ‘back home’. We promote a constructive, non-confrontational approach to the resolution of family law issues. In our experience, this minimises disruption to any children involved, and leads to long standing workable solutions. However, where decisive or immediate Court action is required, for example to recover an abducted child, or prevent the dissipation of matrimonial assets, our lawyers act promptly and efficiently to safeguard the interests of a client.

23/02/2022

An International Lawyer's Perspective on TOLATA

The first time 'gaslighting' has been referred to in a family court judgment. Gaslighting refers to manipulating someone...
16/02/2022

The first time 'gaslighting' has been referred to in a family court judgment. Gaslighting refers to manipulating someone by making them question their very grasp on reality by forcing them to doubt their memories and pushing a false narrative of events. This is a significant milestone in family law in the UK.

Exclusive: ‘What made it worse is that he is a mental health care worker,’ says barrister Charlotte Proudman

I was quoted in an article in the Financial Times yesterday that discusses a positive outcome of Brexit for family lawye...
07/10/2021

I was quoted in an article in the Financial Times yesterday that discusses a positive outcome of Brexit for family lawyers - the falling away of the EU Maintenance Regulations. These used to block maintenance claims for expats divorcing in England under the sole domicile rule. Post Brexit, these rules no longer apply, meaning that expats who establish jurisdiction for divorce in England whilst living abroad can make the full range of financial claims against their spouse. New rules post Brexit also give another advantage to expats divorcing in England whilst living in Europe. Previously, couples living in Europe could only divorce in England if both were domiciled in England. This has now changed, widening the scope for expats wishing to divorce using the English courts.

We are very excited to have been shortlisted for a prestigious Law Society Award, the highest accolade for law firms in ...
06/09/2021

We are very excited to have been shortlisted for a prestigious Law Society Award, the highest accolade for law firms in England and Wales.
Expatriate law has been shortlisted in the category of 'Excellence in International Legal Services'.

This shortlisting is attributable to the hard work and dedication of every member of our firm, from the most senior lawyer to junior paralegal. The team has worked tirelessly, with empathy and wonderful support for our clients, throughout a very busy year.

Law Society of England and Wales president, Stephanie Boyce said: “Congratulations to all those who have been shortlisted. After an extraordinary year, it has never been more important to celebrate the outstanding work of our profession. Solicitors play a vital role in times of crisis as people turn to trusted professionals, to explain the law, advise them on their rights and their obligations, and give them some sense of certainty. As the country emerges from the pandemic, solicitors will be there every step of the way to help people and businesses get back on their and ensure access to justice and the rule of law.”

Winners will be announced in an online ceremony on 7 October.

CLICK HERE TO VOTE: https://lnkd.in/ev84yT6TPlease take 2 minutes to vote for my wonderful colleague Hero Lomas who has ...
06/09/2021

CLICK HERE TO VOTE: https://lnkd.in/ev84yT6T
Please take 2 minutes to vote for my wonderful colleague Hero Lomas who has been shortlisted with 36 Family and Fiona Lyon for Family Law Commentator of the Year within the LexisNexis family law awards 2021.

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