Lucy Hitchen, Senior Associate
Lucy's experience covers a wide range of family law matters, often with an international element, including divorce/dissolution, finances, children matters and pre and post-nuptial agreements.
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About
Lucy's experience covers a wide range of family law matters, often with an international element, including divorce/dissolution, finances, children matters and pre and post-nuptial agreements. She has been involved in dealing with all aspects of relationship breakdown, acting for high-net worth individuals with complex financial structures. Lucy also has experience involving claims against offshore trusts and has a strong interest in dealing with family businesses on divorce.
Lucy has experience in a wide range of children matters, including the international relocation of children, the general living arrangements and financial claims for children after parents separate.
Lucy also deals with cases involving international surrogacy arrangements and adoption.
Lucy is admitted to practice in England and Wales.
Experience
- Assisted with a complex, international financial remedies case, acting for one of the main parties which involved a family business where the assets were worth several billion dollars, which settled confidentially during an extensive High Court trial. The case involved complex international trust arguments.
- Assisted with a financial remedies case, acting for the husband whose privately owned business was of very significant value and was at the centre of a fully contested High Court trial. This case also involved complicated valuation and liquidity issues.
- Acted for the mother in her successful application to relocate from south-east England to Yorkshire with her child.
- Assisted with a financial remedies case acting for a party who had significant pre-acquired wealth, including a substantial art collection.
- Advising in the preparation of pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements involving substantial assets.
Our thinking
Lucy Hitchen
Common sense prevails in husband’s attempt to charge former wife rent to live in matrimonial home.
Lucy Hitchen
Can children travel between tiers 1, 2 and 3 to see parents?
Lauren Clarke
Will couples who were locked down together stay together? Cohabitation in the wake of COVID-19
When the first lockdown measures were introduced, many couples were faced with an ultimatum: either move in together or isolate separately
Michael Wells-Greco
International surrogacy arrangements and planning for the unexpected
COVID-19 is worrying for everyone but especially those who are expecting a child and unable to travel.