Emma Harte

Family Law; International Family law; Complex financial disputes; Children matters; Prenuptial agreements; Mediation

International Academy of Family Lawyers

Resolution

Acted for a number of chief executives of corporations and titled clients where the assets have involved overseas properties and assets in excess of £30m.

Represented the wife of a wealthy businessman with properties in Spain, France and the US, and assets in excess of £60m.

Acted for a musician in a high-profile band on divorce with assets in excess of £20m.

Acted for the spouse of a titled husband where the assets exceeded £1b.

Litigated and represented a wife in Section 37 Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 proceedings concerning avoidance of disposition of a large London property.

Mediated high-profile couples so as to ensure their names remain out of the press.

Mediated with high-conflict couples and undertook shuttle mediation to ensure overall resolution.

Mediated complex financial arrangements on divorce often involving foreign assets.

Acted for a claimant in a same-sex cohabitation dispute involving a high-profile business.

Represented a cohabitee in a complex cohabitation dispute involving a number of London properties.

Acted for a wife on a pre-marital agreement where the assets of her husband and his overseas family exceeded $1b.

Advised on ultra high net worth pre nuptial agreement involving a family worth some 15 billion pounds

Acted for a wife in her relocation proceedings to South Africa with the children, as well as relocations to Spain, Canada and other parts of the UK.

Acted for a number of fathers seeking a joint “lives with” order.

Acted for mothers and fathers in parental alienation cases.

Acted for mothers and fathers in child abduction matters and having children successfully returned to their country of habitual residence.

Acted for mothers and fathers in relation to prohibited steps orders, preventing the removal of children from this jurisdiction.

Re: M (abduction: non-convention country) – Case Law VLEX 792937289

Re: M (minors) (contact) – Case Law VLEX 806144765