An important part of family law is pre-nuptial agreements. This is a document that can be used to determine the finances and assets of individuals before they marry. This document...
Karen Bennett
Consultant · Solicitor
Karen Bennett decided to return to her family roots and set up the Practice in 1999. Prior to her move back to the North West, Karen was one of two co-founders and a Senior Partner of a practice near London where she presided as Head of the Family Law department.
Having over 40 years’ Family Law experience, Karen’s specific areas of expertise are dealing with financial matters for high net worth clients. In recent years she has represented clients where the assets have ranged from £8 million to in excess of £35 million. She also specialises in complex farming cases and cases including Trusts.
Regularly appearing in the Family Courts across North Wales, Chester, the North West of England and London. Karen is based in North Wales, and frequently travels to London and the Home Counties in order to meet with her clients.
Karen believes wholeheartedly in a non-confrontational approach to family matters. However, she can also be firm and robust in striving to reach a fair settlement for every client, every time.
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Latest legal news and guidance written by Karen.
Do you need to know if probate can be contested? If a dispute occurs involving the contents or validity of a will, or regarding the distribution of the deceased’s estate...
Making a Will is often thought of as a task for older people, however it is important to consider making your own Will, even if you feel you are too...
When someone is named as an executor in a Will, they normally have to go through the process of completing a PA1 form to prove they have the authority to...
A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a crucial document which should be considered if you have a Will. You can have up to four attorneys who will deal with...
If you are a business owner, it is essential that you make a valid Will to protect this asset. You may be a sole trader or a shareholder in a...
