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Provided by Richard Collins
Richard is a highly experienced French- and German-speaking family lawyer who advises domestic and international clients on every aspect of family law including complex financial and business cases, private children issues, cohabitant disputes and cases involving offshore trusts and tracing assets.
Richard specialises in cases which involve depression and mental health and addictive behaviour issues including alcoholism and substance misuse. He has particular expertise in civil partnership cases, UK and foreign child relocation cases, and cross-border jurisdiction disputes.
He also advises those who are not married on disputes over property, child arrangements and financial claims for the maintenance of children.
Richard’s clients are a wide range of professionals in business, law and finance, individuals with private wealth, those in the arts, media and in the public eye and their spouses and partners. While experienced in complex claim litigation, he is also committed to dispute resolution solutions and is a trained collaborative lawyer and mediator.
He is a regular contributor to the media on topical family issues.
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Richard Collins advises on divorce and financial remedy matters. He has a particular specialism in cases involving issues of addiction and mental health difficulties.
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Richard Collins is excellent. He's a really good litigator. He's really responsive, he has really good client care skills and he's very good at seeing the end point of a case at the start.
Richard Collins manages cases in a very efficient way. He has excellent judgement of when to fight and when not to.
Richard Collins is excellent. He's a really good litigator. He's really responsive, he has really good client care skills and he's very good at seeing the end point of a case at the start.
Richard Collins manages cases in a very efficient way. He has excellent judgement of when to fight and when not to.