Fiona Sasan

Practice Areas

Fiona Sasan is the lead partner in our Glasgow office and has a reputation as a tenacious negotiator and litigator who instils her clients with confidence. Fiona is the person primarily responsible for the rapid growth in Morton Fraser's Glasgow operation.

Having practised for over 37 years she has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the law and has been the lead solicitor in a number of high value high profile judgements including MvM, TvT and AvA

As a seasoned court practitioner, she has a reputation as a formidable opponent but with underlying pragmatism necessary in any litigated matter. Fiona has established experience in representing clients with owner managed businesses, complex corporate assets and landed estate/farmers.

Career

Fiona is an extremely experienced family lawyer and one of our Glasgow based partners. Fiona is also an accredited family law specialist, a family law arbitrator and a collaborative practitioner.

Fiona is one of Scotland best known family lawyers and is often the 'go to' person for complex divorces involving business, shares and trust interests both in in the UK and abroad.

Fiona has considerable skill and knowledge of cases involving complex and valuable assets or business interests whether in a company, a partnership or any trading entity. She works with many of Scotland most esteemed Counsel delivering solutions in complex scenarios.

Fiona has represented many high-net-worth individuals and business professionals from within the United Kingdom and internationally. Much of her work involves the negotiation, settlement or litigation of highly complex financial cases, often with an international perspective, tax, pension or trust issues.

Fiona also tackles challenging disputes involving children including international child abduction and she is regularly instructed to prepare Child Welfare Reports for the Sheriff Court where the welfare of children is in issue.

Professional Memberships

Family Law Association: Family law Arbitration Group Scotland