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Allard Bailey Family Law—Jennifer Granby & Louise Poulton

07 March 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Family law firm promotes two partners

Allard Bailey Family Law have recently announced the promotion of two senior solicitors.

Jennifer Granby (pictured, far right) advises on a wide range of family law matters including divorce, financial relief, nuptial agreements, unmarried families, children disputes and domestic abuse. Many of her cases involve offshore assets, complex pension issues, company assets and third-party interests. Jennifer has a diverse client base which has included high profile clients and their partners, members of the entertainment industry, lawyers, entrepreneurs, professionals and clients whose primary responsibility is caring for their children.

Louise Poulton (pictured, second left) specialises in high net-worth-divorce, separation and nuptial agreements, which usually involve an international dimension. She also advises on private children matters and has a particular interest in child relocation.  Louise is skilled in handling cases involving coercive control and domestic violence, as well as cases where one party is experiencing mental health issues. She receives a high number of referrals from city law firms and represents a broad range of clients, many of whom are fellow lawyers, city professionals and their spouses.

Louise Allard (pictured, second right), Managing Partner said: 'These well-deserved promotions reflect the hard work and commitment of two impressive solicitors who have gone above and beyond to deliver outstanding service to clients in a difficult climate.  With the continued effort of our new partners and colleagues in the firm, I have no doubt that we will continue to thrive and provide the exceptional service that is integral to our offering.'

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