Goodman Ray‘s divorce and finance team, led by Trudi Featherstone, is well regarded for handling matters involving complex asset structures spanning trusts, pensions, and health considerations. The team is experienced in representing clients lacking capacity or with neurodiversity, and work closely with litigation friends to protect their interests. Featherstone, a Resolution accredited specialist in advanced financial disputes and private children law, focuses on non-court resolution using her expertise as a mediator and collaborative lawyer to guide high-net-worth clients through financial separations, often with cross-border and tax implications. Thomas Brownrigg, also a mediator and collaborative lawyer, regularly acts in high-value, international cases and is particularly adept at dealing with Spanish assets.
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- 'Goodman Ray is very well-connected in the legal arena with a large choice of barristers, mediators, and judges to pull into the resolution efforts. They have views on skill set and strengths of each individual to work with so that a good choice can be made regarding collaborators.’
‘Tom Brownrigg is expansive in laying out options, potential ways forward, key risks, but also brings common sense and views on what is to expect to the table.'
Lawyers
Leading partners
The strongest partners in their field, leading on market-leading deals and endorsed by peers and clients alike.
Ann Thompson
Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Practice head
Trudi Featherstone
Other key lawyers
Thomas Brownrigg; Ann Thompson; Hannah Lamb