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Kim Fellowes is renowned for her expertise in both financial matters and child law.

A leading practitioner in the North East, Kim’s client base spans the UK, from the North to London and the Home Counties. Kim has more than 20 years’ experience of advising clients on complex financial issues involving trusts, pensions and pre-acquired marital wealth.

In addition to her expertise in financial matters, Kim advises the Government on child support legislation and is one of only 20 lawyers to sit on Resolution’s National Committee. She chairs Resolution’s Child Support Committee.

She regularly provides legal comment to the media – television, print and radio – on all areas of family law, including divorce and financial issues, pre-nuptial agreements and child support.

Kim lectures regularly, both in the North and on a national basis. She is also a trained collaborative lawyer.

Kim has a reputation as an extremely experienced and able practitioner in children matters, dealing with residence, contact, prohibited steps and specific issue applications.

Mark made partner at Withersworldwide in 1999.

Mark focuses on divorce and family law, in particular international cases and those involving trusts. He also deals with pre-nuptial and pre-civil partnership agreements.

Mark was ranked one of the top ten UK family lawyers in Spears Wealth Management’s Family Law Index 2013 and was described as ‘without doubt the best technician in London.’

Mark is listed in the Citywealth 2012 Leaders List and is listed as a leading individual in family law in both Legal 500 2011 and Chambers 2013. Mark has again been recognised in Legal 500 2013 as an '...excellent practitioner.'

Mark was ranked in The Lawyer's 'Hot 100 lawyers of 2008' under Family and Private Client.

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Violence against women and girls accounts for significant proportion of recorded crime, new strategic threat assessment finds

At least one in five police-recorded crimes relates to public protection threats, including domestic abuse, sexual offending and child-on-child abuse, according to the first Strategic Threat and Risk...

Domestic abuse survivors to receive stronger tenancy protections under Social Housing Bill

Domestic abuse survivors will receive stronger legal protections to remain in their social homes while perpetrators are removed, under proposed amendments to the Social Housing Bill.The measures,...

NSPCC reports record number of contacts about children experiencing domestic abuse

The NSPCC has reported a record number of contacts from adults concerned about children experiencing domestic abuse, with its Helpline handling 8,448 child welfare contacts on the issue in 2025/26.The...

Women's Aid responds to new ONS Crime Survey

Farah Nazeer, CEO of Women’s Aid has responded to the new headline statistics from the ONS Crime Survey for England and Wales. She says:“We are deeply troubled to see today’s ONS figures...

The NSPCC has reported a 10% increase in contacts from adults raising child protection concerns in sporting settings, with sexual abuse and exploitation the most frequently reported concerns.The...

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