We are thrilled to announce the opening of our new Central London office. Located just next to St Paul’s Cathedral in the City of London, the new office provides a full range of specialist divorce and family law services to London-based clients.
The London office is headed up by our Managing Partner Joanna Hawkins (Legal 500 Leading Individual and Recommended Lawyer), alongside fellow Partners Loraine Davenport, Annabel Hayward, Stacey St Clair and Philip Hunter. The team are excited to see the launch of the new central London branch and is ready to continue to achieve successful outcomes for their clients in this prestigious new location.
Founded in 2001, Hawkins Family Law has been providing reliable and accredited legal services from experienced family law solicitors for over 20 years. The impressive new central London office joins our already established offices in Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire.
Hawkins Family Law has a wealth of services to offer to the city, including divorce, financial arrangements, resolving child issues, and pre and post-nuptial agreements. We have extensive experience in resolving complex financial matters, whether that involves family trusts, company assets, pensions, offshore trusts, bitcoin, hereditary land, or cases involving high-income households with substantial assets.
Our founder and managing partner, Joanna Hawkins, commented: “I am delighted to lead the expansion of Hawkins Family Law and bring a specialist family law service to Central London. We have been able to implement our ambitious growth plans. St Paul’s is a great location and a great addition to our other offices in Milton Keynes, Bicester and Watford.”
For those seeking services from Hawkins Family Law, the team offer face-to-face or virtual appointments with initial fixed fee meetings, to enable clients to gain a clear understanding of the law as it applies to their situation, likely outcomes, and how Hawkins Family Law can create the best strategy to achieve their desired results.
Call our London office for further information on 020 3597 3908
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