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Tim advises husbands, wives and unmarried partners on all aspects of matrimonial law. He has been involved in many high-profile cases involving high net worth individuals with diverse and complex issues. Tim has advised on cases involving the international relocation of children and the different disputes that arise from it. He is also Hong Kong qualified, having practised there for five years.
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Is joint head of Family Law at Mills & Reeves. He has over 40 years experience of assisting clients in achieving a fair and cost effective resolution to their difficulties whether divorce, separation or child related. His work includes helping clients whose cases have an international element or where the asset base is complex, perhaps involving corporate structures, family trusts or pension arrangements. Other lawyers regard Mills & Reeve as being experts in pension aspects of marriage breakdown.

He belongs to Resolution, which is an organisation of specialist family lawyers which promotes a code of practice aimed at the constructive resolution of family disputes. He is also a Fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers which consists of nearly 600 expert family lawyers across the world.

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