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Chambers UK 2026

Michelmores’ Family team achieves Band 1 Ranking in Chambers UK 2026

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When should assets generated by a spouse before the marriage be shared on divorce? Landmark Supreme Court decision today

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Alienating behaviours: new family court guidance published

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Autumn Budget 2024: gifting assets and divorce complications

Chambers UK 2025

Excellent results for Michelmores in Chambers UK 2025

Chambers High Net Worth 2024

Michelmores recognised as a leading firm in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2024 and receives new UK rankings for Family Offices & Funds Structuring

A gavel, pen, and divorce decree rest on a desk with two gold wedding rings. Overlaid text reads: Spear’s Family Law Index—Family Lawyers.

Two Michelmores lawyers ranked in prestigious Spear’s Family Law Index 2024

Felicity Chapman

Michelmores welcomes experienced new Partner to its growing Family team

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How should a funeral dispute be resolved?

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Reporting in the family court – transparency pilot to include courts in London and South West

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Guidance on replacing a deputy following an irretrievable breakdown in the relationship

A woman works on a laptop at a wooden dining table in a bright, modern kitchen, seamlessly balancing her marriage and professional life. Blurred children move through the scene, suggesting activity and liveliness. Shelves with crockery and sunlight fill the space.

How does marriage affect your Will?

A cohabiting couple enjoys a quiet morning together; the woman stands by a large window holding a mug, whilst the man sits on a white sofa looking at her. The room is bright with neutral tones and modern furniture.

Moving in together: top tips for cohabiting couples

A blurred adult and child walk in a bright, empty room with moving boxes, a standard lamp, a rolled-up rug, and light wooden floors—perhaps sorting through items from a relative's estate.

Am I entitled to a share of my relative’s estate?

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Michelmores’ International Family Law expert features in The International Comparative Legal Guide

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