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Amelia Wellington is an Associate at Hughes Fowler Carruthers. Amelia advises on all areas of family law arising from the breakdown of a marriage including divorce, financial remedy proceedings and private law children matters. She also advises on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements.
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Emma Brunning is a Partner at Birketts, a top 50 UK law firm, where she leads the Family Team in Essex. She specialises in family law, with a particular focus on complex financial disputes arising from separation and divorce. Her expertise includes matters involving family-owned companies, trusts, investment portfolios, and
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Amelia Wellington is an Associate at Hughes Fowler Carruthers. Amelia advises on all areas of family law arising from the breakdown of a marriage including divorce, financial remedy proceedings and private law children matters. She also advises on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements.
George Williamson
Founder and CEO of Level.
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