Practice Profile
Hannah read Law at the University of Cambridge. Having completed her pupillage at 1 Hare Court, Hannah specialises in matrimonial finance matters and has successfully represented clients in the County Court and the High Court. She has experience of all aspects of financial remedy proceedings, along with contested TOLATA cases, high profile Schedule 1 claims, private FDR’s and arbitration work.
Hannah has also been awarded Best Overall Advocate at Newnham College Biennial Moot Court Competition and was awarded the Kemp Fund Scholarship, Newnham College.
Testimonials
"Gets to the key issues in cases quickly and makes sure points are made clearly in court."
"She is analytical, persuasive and a lawyer who pays attention to detail."
"Hannah is accessible and her preparation is detailed."
"Efficient, matter-of-fact, and keen to get a good deal for the client. She is practical and comes up with great solutions to difficult questions."
"A confident advocate who strongly argues her case and is impressive and detailed in her preparation."
"She fights hard in all her cases and clients know right from the start that she is in their corner to the end. She has a great future."
Work Undertaken
Financial remedies ancillary to divorce/dissolution of civil partnership, including cases involving:
- Trusts (both on–shore and off–shore)
- Jurisdictional disputes
- Company/business assets
- Non–matrimonial property
- Foreign property
- Disputes over property owned by third parties
- Non-Disclosure
- Enforcement
- Clients without mental capacity
- Conduct
- Freezing Injunctions
- Property disputes relating to cohabitees
- Schedule 1 Claims
Appointments & Memberships
- Family Law Bar Association (FLBA)
- Middle Temple
Notable Cases
K v S (appeal against registration of an order of a Member State) [2019] EWFC B43