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Rayden Solicitors

THE LIMES, 32-34 UPPER MARLBOROUGH ROAD, ST ALBANS, AL1 3UU, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 01727 734260
Fax:: Fax 0800 019 6522
DX:: 122734 ST ALBANS 10

Email:

Web:: www.raydensolicitors.co.uk; @raydenslaw

Berkhamstead, St Albans

South East: Private client

Family: Beds, Bucks, Herts, Middx

Family: Beds, Bucks, Herts, Middx - ranked: tier 1

Rayden Solicitors (St Albans)

Family law specialist Rayden Solicitors provides ‘an outstanding service with clear communication every step of the way’, and ‘has a very healthy attitude towards alternative dispute resolution, making genuine attempts to progress matters by way of ADR if possible’. The group acts for medium to high net-worth individuals, advising on the full breadth of divorce matters, financial disputes and Children Act proceedings. Well-regarded figure Katherine Rayden heads the practice, and is ‘excellent in dealing with complex financial disputes with an international element’. Julian Bremner is growing his focus on high-value arbitrations as part of the firm’s new alternative dispute resolution practice, and Paula Butterworth specialises in obtaining injunctions under the Family Law Act 1996. Also recommended are Emily Watson and recently promoted Priya Palanivel.

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