
As cherished members of the family, pets hold a unique place in our hearts and homes. But when a relationship ends, who takes responsibility for their care, and how can financial support be allocated to ensure their well-being?

With over 20 years’ experience in advising individuals who are going through difficult family situations, whether that be separation or following a death, Philip Giles has grown a huge reputation in supporting and working with his clients ensures that they achieve a fair outcome with dignity and resilience. Philip advises on high value and complex divorces, co-owned property, co-habitation, and pre-nuptial agreements. He heads a strong team of family lawyers.
Additionally, Philip advises in the area of contentious probate where he will fight to ensure the fairness of family dependency followed the death of a loved one, or a disputed will.
His years as an accredited mediator means that he brings constructive and solutions focused advice to his clients. Described by the Legal 500 as “highly effective”.
Philip also sits as a Deputy District Judge.
Services: Family, Legal Disputes, Dispute Resolution, Business & Commercial, Commercial Dispute Resolution
Hourly rate: £350p/h
As cherished members of the family, pets hold a unique place in our hearts and homes. But when a relationship ends, who takes responsibility for their care, and how can financial support be allocated to ensure their well-being?
Did you know that in almost all Court proceedings, there will be a date that if by which you fail to start a claim, you will automatically lose your right to do so.
One of the aspects of financial remedy cases most likely to cause confusion (with good reason) relate to Pension Sharing Orders.
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