Felicity Haskins

10 Apr 2014

Expertise
  • • Financial provision after a foreign divorce (Part III MFPA 1984)
  • Big Money Assets
  • Child Maintenance
  • Children Financial Disputes
  • Civil Partnership
  • Cohabitation Claims
  • Family or Small Business
  • Farming Cases
  • Finances and Foreign Divorce
  • Foreign Pensions Schemes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Middle Range Assets
  • Modest Assets
  • Offshore Assets
  • Offshore Trusts
  • Trusts
  • UK Pensions

Felicity Haskins

Tel: 01481 721316 | felicity@haskinslegal.com

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Qualifications

Geographic Region

Barbara Corbett

17 Mar 2014

Expertise
  • • Financial provision after a foreign divorce (Part III MFPA 1984)
  • Big Money Assets
  • Child Maintenance
  • Children Financial Disputes
  • Civil Partnership
  • Cohabitation Claims
  • Family or Small Business
  • Farming Cases
  • Finances and Foreign Divorce
  • Foreign Pensions Schemes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Middle Range Assets
  • Modest Assets
  • Offshore Assets
  • Offshore Trusts
  • Trusts
  • UK Pensions

Barbara Corbett

Tel: +44 1534 733030 | barbara.corbett@corbettlequesne.com
Corbett Le Quesne
1a West’s Centre
St Helier
Jersey JE2 4ST

Barbara Corbett is a family law arbitrator qualified in both financial and children matters. She is based in Jersey in the Channel Islands and is a Jersey Advocate as well as an English solicitor. Her dual qualification means that she is able to arbitrate in matters involving  Jersey assets with a full knowledge of how matters would be dealt with by the Royal Court of Jersey as well as the English courts. Barbara has practised family law throughout her career (from 1996), is a collaborative lawyer, a mediator (both family and civil and commercial) and is qualified in direct consultation with children. Although based in Jersey Barbara is willing to travel to the UK and Guernsey for arbitrations. Barbara is the senior partner of Corbett Le Quesne, a specialist family law firm she started with partner Nicholas Le Quesne in 2017.

Qualifications

Collaborative Lawyer, England and Wales, Mediator, Solicitor

Geographic Region

Channel Islands, East Midlands, International (outside the UK), Isle of Man, London, North West, West Midlands

Julian Ribet

24 Feb 2014

Expertise
  • • Financial provision after a foreign divorce (Part III MFPA 1984)
  • Big Money Assets
  • Child Maintenance
  • Children Financial Disputes
  • Civil Partnership
  • Cohabitation Claims
  • Family or Small Business
  • Farming Cases
  • Finances and Foreign Divorce
  • Foreign Pensions Schemes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Middle Range Assets
  • Modest Assets
  • Offshore Assets
  • Offshore Trusts
  • Trusts
  • UK Pensions

Julian Ribet

Tel: 020 7556 2400 | jribet@LMPlaw.co.uk
Levison Meltzer Pigott
45 Ludgate Hill
London EC4M 7JU

Julian was admitted to practice as a Solicitor in 1999 and became a Partner in April 2007. He is a specialist family lawyer who has an impressive track record in dealing with financial disputes arising on relationship breakdown/divorce.

Julian is recommended as a leading specialist family solicitor in both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500. The latest edition of Chambers & Partners describes him as “an organised and disciplined litigator who marshals his arguments well.”

Julian is particularly keen to arbitrate in cases where no financial application has yet been issued but where voluntary financial disclosure has been provided and negotiations undertaken but a settlement has not been reached.

He sees Family Arbitration as an excellent way for litigants to resolve their disputes in a fair, quick and cost effective way thereby avoiding the months of delay (and associated cost) that many litigants regularly experience whilst being stuck in the Court system.

Julian believes that by arbitrating their dispute both parties will be able to resolve the issues between them in a way that will better enable them to move forward with their lives without having experienced the emotional and financial realities of litigation in the family justice system.

He is willing and able to arbitrate in relation to limited matters at issue (on paper only if appropriate) and at a time and place that is convenient to both parties and their legal advisers.

Fees are negotiable depending on the issues in the case.

Qualifications

Solicitor

Geographic Region

East Midlands, East of England, London, North East, North West, South East, South West, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire and The Humber

Richard Nall-Cain

17 Feb 2014

Expertise
  • • Financial provision after a foreign divorce (Part III MFPA 1984)
  • Big Money Assets
  • Child Maintenance
  • Children Financial Disputes
  • Civil Partnership
  • Cohabitation Claims
  • Family or Small Business
  • Farming Cases
  • Finances and Foreign Divorce
  • Foreign Pensions Schemes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Middle Range Assets
  • Modest Assets
  • Offshore Assets
  • Offshore Trusts
  • Trusts
  • UK Pensions

Richard Nall-Cain

Tel: 01727 843383 | rnc@stalbanschambers.com
St Albans Chambers
2-4 St Peter’s St
St Albans
Herts AL1 3LF

Richard is a barrister who has a background in planning, finance and property law which can be particularly useful in resolving matrimonial disputes. Richard sees himself as a problem-solver, calling upon his past experience as well as his legal acumen to provide solutions for his clients. Richard spent some 8 years in the Armed Services prior to working in the engineering industry. After some years with Hawker Siddeley he became the CEO of a company involved in the European oil and coal industry. When this company was acquired by an American concern he decided to pursue his life-long interest in the law and obtained a 1st Class Honours degree in law (followed by a Masters degree in Legal Practice and a Diploma in Planning & Environmental law), before being called to the Bar in 1997. He has practised in the area of matrimonial property disputes since being called to the bar – he is also an accredited Mediator and he has resolved many matrimonial property (and other) disputes by this route.

Qualifications

Barrister, Mediator

Geographic Region

East Midlands, East of England, London, South East

Helen Marriott

19 Dec 2013

Expertise
  • • Financial provision after a foreign divorce (Part III MFPA 1984)
  • Big Money Assets
  • Child Maintenance
  • Children Financial Disputes
  • Civil Partnership
  • Cohabitation Claims
  • Family or Small Business
  • Farming Cases
  • Finances and Foreign Divorce
  • Foreign Pensions Schemes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Middle Range Assets
  • Modest Assets
  • Offshore Assets
  • Offshore Trusts
  • Trusts
  • UK Pensions

Helen Marriott

Tel: 0151 600 3050 | helen.marriott@brabners.com
Brabners LLP
Horton House
Exchange Flags
Liverpool
Merseyside L2 3YL

Helen is a specialist family practitioner with considerable experience in advising on divorce and financial settlements on divorce (with a particular emphasis on cases involving shareholdings and business interests; family trusts and pensions); the financial ramifications of civil partnership or cohabitation relationship breakdowns; wealth protection advice including prenups often where assets are based out of the country, postnups, civil partnership and relationship agreements. Helen also advises in relation to disputes over residence and contact with children as well as securing financial provision for children.

Helen has advised in many divorce cases involving business owners where questions of valuation, liquidity and minority discount issues arise. Her aim is to achieve a balanced and practical solution to such cases taking into account the fact that the business is often the source of a continuing income stream as well as being a capital asset. She has extensive experience in providing wealth protection advice including the preparation of relationship agreements and prenups. The aim in such arrangement is to protect and safeguard for example business assets, inherited assets and to ensure family wealth can pass to future generations.

Helen is a member of Resolution and is a trained collaborative lawyer. Helen is also a member of the Liverpool County Court Financial Remedies Committee.

Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession 2014 says: Helen Marriott has a reputation for being a strong lawyer, who peers say “you can trust to deal with matters sensibly.” Her practice is predominantly focused on substantial and complex financial proceedings.

Qualifications

Collaborative Lawyer, Solicitor

Geographic Region

Channel Islands, East Midlands, East of England, Isle of Man, London, North East, North West, Northern Ireland, Scotland, South East, South West, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire and The Humber