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Catherine Hewitt Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 2001

Catherine has specialised in family law for over 20 years, in matters surrounding children, domestic violence injunction cases and family finance.


Children Act Matters Catherine is passionate about family law. This ranges from private law disputes to more complicated care cases including:  Disputed medical evidence Factious and induced illness Shaking Sexual abuse International element Cultural/religious issues Human rights issues Court Protection  Ancillary Relief and TOLATA Matters  Catherine has expertise in complex matters having advised and represented her clients involving:  Tax Applications for financial remedies Business Accounts Pension sharing Multiple properties Maintenance TOLATA where parties have lived together, have joint assets but have not married.  

K Gedal Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called Nov 2011

Khairie is a confident and strategic advocate specialising in all family children matters, commercial contract & immigration.

After being called to the Bar in 2011, Khairie became the Legal Advisor to a foreign mission in London, where he represented the Embassy in numerous legal theatres and covered an extensive range of cases. Khairie can advise clients through a wide range of legal sectors including International, Contract and Diplomatic law. He now focuses on providing quality advice and representation to clients in various courts across the UK in connection with Family, Commercial and Criminal Law. Khairie is a confident and strategic advocate, who fights fearlessly for his client’s best interests. As a speaker of English and Arabic, Khairie places great emphasis on communication, ensuring that the client’s position is always expressed clearly and effectively. 

Percy Vierance Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called

Ravi Sethi Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 2020

Called to the bar in 2020, previously a solicitor–advocate, working in law since 2004. He has a thriving practice which is split between public law (care proceedings), family law (children) and domestic violence.

Prior to joining the bar, he was one of the few solicitors to have obtained both the prestigious Resolution Specialist Accreditation scheme in Family Law, a mark of quality as well as obtaining similar credentials in Crime, the Criminal Law Accreditation Scheme enabling him to practice as a duty solicitor and police station representative.Ravi has an empathetic manner and can provide realistic advice to clients in a straightforward, easy-to-understand manner. He has vast experience in representing vulnerable clients, including victims of abuse or those suffering from mental health conditions or learning difficulties. He has developed a specific skill set which involves providing good advice whilst being non-judgmental. He also works with legal aid clients.

John Hudson Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 2006

John has a niche matrimonial finance and divorce practice, he has specialised in this area of law for over 27 years, particularly cases involving businesses.

As a company director himself, his practice extends beyond family law to providing advice, drafting and advocacy in other aspects of law affecting families surrounding matters of company law, director and partnership disputes within the context of ancillary relief proceedings. His forensic attention to detail matched by his calm bedside manor makes for a formidable counsel to have on your side, particularly when there are complex issues such as a business, foreign property and pension issues arising from divorce.Experience shows that whilst these situations are never easy, if you get the right expert working on your case from the start – a speedy resolution is achievable, cheaper and is more likely to get the result you want.As a formidable advocate (twice recommended in the legal 500), John is a fighter for his client, eloquent in delivery and thorough in his preparation, his years of experience also allow him the ability to see when taking a case in front of a Judge is the wrong decision and the right one should be to negotiate early in proceedings.

Claire Litchfield Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 2007

Claire has extensive experience in family law in particular cases under the Children Act 1989 and Family Law Act 1996.

Claire is very experienced in conducting lengthy fact-finding hearings involving serious allegations of domestic abuse between the parties and against children. Claire also provides representation in Forced Marriage and Committal proceedings at High Court level. Claire is regularly instructed in sensitive and complex matters.Claire has built an excellent reputation as a Barrister who genuinely cares about the outcome of the case and works hard to achieve positive outcomes. Claire is well-liked among her clients for her friendly and approachable demeanour.Children Act 1989 mattersClaire has extensive experience in Children Act 1989 matters involving:Domestic violence and abuseSexual AbuseNeurodiverse childrenInternational ElementsCultural/religious issuesImmigrationRelocation applications Family InjunctionsClaire has vast experience dealing with: Domestic ViolenceNon-molestation OrdersOccupation OrdersProhibited Steps Orders

Omololu Thomas Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 2011

Litigation and advice in a wide range of family children and finance, civil, commercial, arbitration and crime.

Omololu has a professional approach to his work and a track record of litigation and advice in a wide range of criminal, civil, commercial and maritime cases. He regularly appears before the County, Magistrates and Crown Courts and has recorded remarkable success in cases before the immigration appeal tribunals.
Omololu is open to instructions on maritime and shipping law having practiced admiralty law extensively in Nigeria for a substantial period. He was part of the team in the landmark case that changed the scope of admiralty jurisdiction in Nigeria.He also obtained a master degree in International Maritime Law from a prestigious university in the UK. In recognition of his practice in Nigeria, Omololu was shortlisted in the preliminary list of shipping and maritime practitioners in Nigeria by the UK based publications “who’s who legal” in 2010

Rajen Dalal Provisionally Book

Barrister - Called 1991

Experienced family and civil barrister with an expertise in family finance, TOLATA and children matters as well as civil contract and employment cases.

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