Fourteen is lauded for its ‘wealth of expertise in relation to financial remedy work’, and with ‘an encyclopaedic knowledge of financial remedy law’, Michael Glaser KC its often sought after for representation in cases involving complex elements, such as trusts, bankruptcies, and partnerships. Praised as ‘brilliant with clients’, Ewan Murray often represents high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals in matters surrounding nuptial agreements and appeals. Gillon Cameron ’brings an air of calming reassurance to his cases‘, which often concern valuations, forensic accounting, and dissipation of assets. Ben Boucher-Giles boasts ’an impressive depth and breath of expertise at his fingertips‘, and is particularly notable in international cases.
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Work Department
Financial remedies; Private Law Children; Court of Protection
Position

Prior to his call to the Bar, Michael worked in finance for five years and then qualified as a commercial solicitor specialising in intellectual property law. Michael transferred to the family Bar in 1998 and practises a wide range of family work including ancillary relief, trusts and cohabitation disputes, and Children Act matters, together with associated civil matters. Within his ancillary relief work, which is the principal area of his practice, he specialises in cases which have particular complexities including trusts, bankruptcy, partnerships and companies.

Michael is able to accept instructions on a direct access basis and he regularly gives lectures in relation to recent case law developments.

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Career

Michael was called to the Bar in 1998 and took silk in 2018.

Memberships
Family Law Bar Association

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