Family: Matrimonial Finance
Midlands (Bar)
6 years ranked
Provided by St Philips Chambers
Leisha is an exceptional advocate who deals exclusively in the breakdown of relationships, in particular financial provision on divorce. Her cases often run into millions of pounds and involve businesses, property portfolios, large pensions and intervenors. However, she also acts in more modest cases where, although the assets are not substantial, the stakes are high for the parties (maintaining a roof over his/her head). She also acts in Children Act proceedings which are sometimes heard 'back to back' with the financial proceedings. Leisha also undertakes Schedule One cases (claims for children when parents are not married) and Trusts of Land Act cases (cohabitees).
Leisha has a reputation as 'a fighter' where settlement is not in her client’s interest, but she will advise realistically and negotiate hard. She is renowned for her thorough preparation and penetrative cross examination. She is a 'no nonsense' barrister. Her style is direct. Her results are impressive. Clients love her.
University of Birmingham and University of Limoges (Law and French) 2:1; Jules Thorne Scholar, Middle Temple; Called to the Bar 1999. Leisha regularly writes and presents lectures to solicitors and barristers. She also blogs about legal matters.
Family Law Bar Association.
Mother and taxi driver for a teenage son. Pole dancer (for fitness). Speaks French. Learning Italian. Won most stylish female barrister.
Provided by Chambers
Leisha Bond is an experienced financial provision practitioner who represents clients in high-value cases, often involving complex property portfolios, businesses and cross-border elements. She has further experience of TOLATA, Schedule 1 applications and Children Act matters.
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Leisha is my go-to for highly complex matters, her advocacy is superb.
Leisha Bond is a great advocate that fights to the death.
Leisha Bond is an effective advocate.
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