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Simon Charles

UK Bar 2026

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Ranked in 1 practice area

Family: Matrimonial Finance

Northern (Bar)

5 years ranked

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Family: Matrimonial Finance - Northern (Bar)

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Simon Charles is experienced in handling a range of matrimonial finance matters, particularly financial remedy applications involving corporate assets. He is also adept in cases involving Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989.

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  • Simon Charles has definitely elevated himself to be one of the go to complex financial remedy barristers in Manchester. He is exceptional at dealing with tricky technical issues.

    Family: Matrimonial FinanceUK Bar

  • Simon Charles is thorough, meticulous and hard working. He is easily accessible and will make time to speak out of hours.

    Family: Matrimonial FinanceUK Bar

  • Simon's advocacy is highly effective, and he is very well regarded by Judges and opponents.

    Family: Matrimonial FinanceUK Bar

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