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Provided by Estella Newbold-Brown
Estella Newbold-Brown is a leading family law expert and trusted advisor to high-net-worth individuals navigating complex and often high-stakes personal matters. As Partner and Head of the Family Law Department at Amphlett Lissimore, she is widely recognised for her expertise in all areas of private family law, with a particular focus on financial arrangements and cases involving international assets and business structures.
Estella specialises in divorce and separation – including same-sex marriages and civil partnership dissolutions – with a strong track record of securing favourable outcomes in cases involving significant wealth, family businesses, trusts, and offshore interests. She frequently advises on pre- and post-nuptial agreements, often in cases where asset protection and long-term financial planning are key considerations.
In addition to her financial expertise, Estella advises on children-related matters, including contact arrangements, relocation, and financial claims under Schedule 1 of the Children Act.
2022 - Present - Amphlett Lissimore, Partner and Head of the Family Law Department
2021-2022 - Stowe Family Law, Partner and Head of Richmond (family law)
2013-2021 - Goodwins Family Law, Senior Associate (family law)
2011-2012 - Pendrigh Makin, Family Solicitor
2008-2010 - Amphlett Lissimore, Family Solicitor
2006-2007 - Thackray Williams, Family Solicitor
2004-2006 - TGBaynes, Trainee Solicitor
Resolution | Co-Founder of the Working Group for Pets on Divorce and Separation
Navigating Pet Custody in Divorce and Separation – co-written with Imogen Robins at 3PB Barristers
Pets on Divorce is a pioneering working group co-founded by solicitor Estella Newbold-Brown and barrister Sarah Lucy Cooper. Since late 2024, the group has brought together over 20 professionals—including lawyers, barristers, veterinarians, and animal behaviourists—to advocate for legal reform that recognises pets as more than mere property in divorce proceedings.
On 3 April 2025, the group was invited to meet in the House of Lords, following Baroness Berridge’s public recognition of the campaign during a debate on prenuptial agreements earlier in the year.
Their work includes collaborating with organisations such as the Kennel Club and the RSPCA, conducting international comparative legal research, and developing guidance designed to place greater emphasis on pet welfare in separation arrangements.
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2025
Oxford Brookes University
LLB hons degree
2000 - 2003
College of Law
LPC
2003 - 2004
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Estella Newbold-Brown has notable experience advising clients in relation to complex and high-value financial remedy cases.
Provided by Chambers
Estella Newbold-Brown is a very clear communicator but also accessible and sensitive to the personal impact of going through the legal process.
Estella is incredibly forward-thinking and a warm and generous character. She has an excellent leadership style and is very knowledgeable.
Estella is personable and easy to work with. She adopts a commercial and pragmatic approach to cases and has an eye for detail.
Estella Newbold-Brown is a very clear communicator but also accessible and sensitive to the personal impact of going through the legal process.
Estella is incredibly forward-thinking and a warm and generous character. She has an excellent leadership style and is very knowledgeable.
Estella is personable and easy to work with. She adopts a commercial and pragmatic approach to cases and has an eye for detail.