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The International Family Law Group LLP

HUDSON HOUSE, 8 TAVISTOCK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, WC2E 7PP, ENGLAND
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Work 020 3178 5668
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Fax 020 3178 5669
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40000 COVENT GARDEN
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www.iflg.uk.com
The International Family Law Group LLP, Lucy Greenwood, London, ENGLAND

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Lucy Greenwood

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The International Family Law Group LLP

Position

Partner 

Career

Lucy Greenwood is a partner at iFLG. Lucy specialises in complex financial remedy work (international and national), cohabitation, pre and post-marriage agreements and cross-jurisdiction divorce work as well as private children work. She advises on English law to foreign family lawyers and sometimes lectures abroad and has had articles published in legal journals and the press, including international publications. She takes an active interest in developing contacts nationally and internationally to provide as full and informed a service to clients as possible. Her approach is resolute, pragmatic, commercial and creative. Lucy has specialised in family law for almost 20 years and for much of that time she has had a predominantly international family law practice.

Lucy trained at a specialist family law firm in Central London and then joined Reynolds Porter Chamberlain. In 2009 she joined iFLG as a partner.

Member

Legal Editor and contributor to LNTV, Committee member of the International Business Structuring Association, member of the Association of American lawyers in London, the British Spanish Law Association, Resolution, Association of Women Solicitors, REUNITE and the Law Society.

London: Private client

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Within: Family

The International Family Law Group LLP  is a ‘go to’ firm for cases with an international element. The team really puts clients at ease and provides solid legal advice and assistance’.Ann Thomas  is ‘highly recommended’ for her work in children and relocation cases and Helen Blackburn  is also regarded as being ‘top of the field’ in international child abduction. Blackburn ‘is caring and tenacious and knows every important detail of her cases’. David Hodson  is ‘very sharp, very reliable and very helpful. If anyone can get a case to settlement he can’. Lucy Greenwood  is ‘accurate, commercial and fast’ and Lucy Loizou combines ‘international knowledge of different laws with excellent clients care’. The firm looks after international and national families and is equally respected for its work in financial and children’s matters relating to relationship breakdown.

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