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Described by Chambers as 'phenomenal' and by CityWealth magazine as 'one of the most well respected matrimonial finance practitioners in the North', Adrian is Head of Divorce and Family in Stewarts' Leeds office and specialises in the resolution of complex financial issues for high net worth individuals.

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Feriha Tayfur is a Trainee Solicitor at The International Family Law Firm LLP.

Feriha completed the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) at BPP Law School upon receiving the Lord Diplock Scholarship from The Honourable Society of Middle Temple where she is a member. During her time as student she was awarded the Best GDL Entry essay prize from the Bar Council of England and Wales and first prize in the Halsbury Law Exchange essay competition.

Feriha predominantly assists in the divorce, finance and the forum team and has a keen interest in cases concerning the recognition of foreign marriages and divorces in England and Wales.

Feriha speaks Turkish.

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