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Maguire Family Law—Gabrielle Dugan

09 April 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Family firm bolsters Altrincham office with key senior appointment

Maguire Family Law, a leading firm specialising in high-net-worth and international family law cases, has appointed a new senior associate to join its growing Altrincham team.

Gabrielle Dugan, who joins from Slater and Gordon, brings over 10 years of experience in managing complex family law cases, including divorce, child arrangements, and domestic violence matters.

In her new role, Gabrielle will apply her extensive expertise in family law to manage complex cases, ensuring clients receive clear, strategic advice and practical solutions.

The appointment follows the firm’s recent milestone celebration of its 15th anniversary.

James Maguire, managing director at Maguire Family Law, said: 'We are excited to welcome Gabrielle to our Altrincham office as we celebrate an incredible 15 years of supporting clients through some of life’s most challenging moments.

'Over the years, we’ve helped over 4,500 individuals and families navigate complex family law matters with the care, compassion, and expertise they deserve. Gabrielle’s wealth of experience and her practical, supportive approach make her a perfect fit for our team as we continue to expand and strengthen our reputation for providing outstanding client care.

'Having worked at both boutique and national law firms, Gabrielle has developed a diverse skill set that enables her to provide effective solutions for clients along with a holistic view of what practical steps to take during what can be a challenging time.

'We look forward to the positive impact she will bring to our continued success, especially as we enter the next 15 years of making a difference for those who need us most.'

Commenting on her appointment, Gabrielle Dugan said: 'I am proud to be joining Maguire Family Law and to be part of a team with such an outstanding reputation for handling complex family law cases. The firm’s client-focused approach is something I truly value, and I look forward to contributing to its continued growth while supporting clients during some of the most difficult times in their lives.'

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