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01 September 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Simpson Millar—Ren Behan

Law firm welcomes family law solicitor

Consumer law firm Simpson Millar has recently appointed experienced Solicitor and keen family law commentator, Ren Behan.

Based in St Albans, and working out of the firm’s London office, Ren (pictured) specialises in all matters relating to family law, having assisted on cases involving high net value assets, overseas jurisdictions and complex business structures—including trusts and pension transfers.

An active member of both Resolution and Women in Law, and a mentor with WomenReturners.com, she originally qualified as a criminal lawyer in 2005, and worked as a Crown Prosecutor before taking a career break and subsequently re-qualifying in Family Law.

She joins the Simpson Millar team with immediate effect, supporting clients with matters relating to divorce and separation; financial negotiations; consent orders; the provision of child maintenance and breaches or enforcement; Child arrangements, change of name and relocation issues.

Commenting on Ren's appointment, David Lister, Partner and National Head of the Family Law team at Simpson Millar, said: 'We are absolutely delighted to be welcoming Ren to the family law department.

'Her approach to resolving cases in an empathetic and constructive manner aligns with our values at Simpson Millar, and her experience in dealing with cross-jurisdiction matters will further complement the existing skills within the team.'

Speaking of her new role, Ren said: 'I am delighted to be joining such a forward-thinking firm, and very much looking forward to working alongside David and the wider family law team.'

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