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Ward Hadaway—Gemma Iceton

24 June 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Law firm appoints family partner

Ward Hadaway has recently made a senior appointment in its family and matrimonial team at its Newcastle headquarters.

Gemma Iceton (pictured), joins the organisation as a partner in the family and matrimonial team. With over 17 years’ experience in family law, including over six years as Head of Family Law at another leading law firm, Gemma advises on all aspects of family law such as separation, financial matters, children and pre-nuptial and living together agreements. She also has a breadth of experience on matters relating to matrimonial and non-matrimonial property, assets held in trust, complex pensions, spousal maintenance and children disputes.

Liz Bottrill, joint head of Ward Hadaway’s family and matrimonial team, said: 'Gemma is truly committed to providing an outstanding service to her clients and works tirelessly to achieve the best outcome for them. It’s fantastic that Gemma has joined us as we continue to strengthen our team and grow our client base by providing specialist advice and helping individuals in need.'

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