Demonstrating a calm and empathetic approach to her cases, Sharon has built up a wealth of knowledge and experience in family law over the last two decades. A Senior Associate at this reputable law firm supporting the Reading area, she has worked on cases encompassing all areas of family law from divorce, cohabitation, and separation, to the financial disputes arising from a relationship breakdown. Sharon is particularly sought after for her expertise in cases relating to children and domestic violence and regularly conducts her own advocacy. Appreciating the sensitive and emotional nature of family law, she takes great pride in offering clear, sensible and cost-effective advice to clients, with the aim of securing their desired outcome.

Committed to offering a high quality service to his clients, Guy is known for his open-minded and sensitive approach, whilst remaining a tenacious negotiator for his clients. A family solicitor with over 34 years’ experience, his work encompasses all areas of family law including divorce, separation, financial and property matters, child arrangements and domestic violence protections, as well as pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. Guy works towards a non-confrontational and collaborative outcome, tailoring his approach to each of his client’s needs.

Handling a range of family cases from the straightforward to the highly complex, Bhupendra is Head of the Family and Matrimonial team of this highly regarded law firm. He represents a range of individuals including married/unmarried couples and civil partners on divorce, separation, financial disputes associated with a relationship breakdown, including maintenance issues, pension assets, business assets, children related matters and emergency applications. Bhupendra is also able to advise on pre-nuptial agreements, separation agreements and declaration of trusts. He is an accredited member of Resolution and a collaborative lawyer and subscribes to the principle that family disputes should be resolved by agreement, whilst contested court proceedings should be a last resort.