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Payne Hicks Beach

10 NEW SQUARE, LINCOLN'S INN, LONDON, WC2A 3QG, ENGLAND

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Ian Airey

Tel:: Work 020 7465 4300
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Web:: www.phb.co.uk

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Ian advises on all aspects of family law, but specialises in complex cases - often involving an international element. He acted for Mrs White in White v White, the ground breaking House of Lords decision on distribution of property and assets on divorce. Ian sits as a Deputy District Judge in the Principal Registry of the Family Division and the Central Family Court and is a qualified Arbitrator.

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Qualified: 1980; Payne Hicks Beach joined 1987 as a partner.

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International Bar Association: IAFL; CIArb

London: Private client

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Ian Airey - Payne Hicks Beach

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With effect from 1 June 2019 Philip McGuirk and Rebecca Cockcroft now head the family law team at Payne Hicks Beach. The team is well known for its ability to advise a wide range of clients whether they be wealthy individuals, ‘Magic Circle’ lawyers or hedge fund managers and their spouses. It continues to act in a variety of high-profile cases and regularly appears in the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal. It is adept at advising on a myriad of issues from Part 111 claims, through to pre and post nuptial agreements and complex issues when children are removed from their home jurisdiction. Other names to note include Ian Airey who sits as a deputy district judge in the Principal Registry of the Family Division and Baroness Fiona Shackleton who has been described as a ‘legendary figure who needs no introduction’.

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