Oglethorpe Sturton & Gillibrand LLP bids a fond farewell to their respected family law partner, Emma Briggs, who has retired and welcomes Elanor Findlay, Solicitor as Head of the Family Department, and Katie Egan, Solicitor to the team.

The experienced Family Team deals with complex family law issues, using a balance of expertise, up to date knowledge, clear communication, attention to detail and compassion. Both members of Resolution, they offer bespoke tailored advice to each individual on matters such as pre and post nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, divorce and financial remedies upon divorce, including pension sharing and arrangements for children.

Elanor has extensive experience in assisting individuals and families in the agriculture and general business sectors, including the energy, defence, NHS, transport, hospitality and entertainment sectors, particularly where information is commercially sensitive. Katie assists Elanor, whilst also growing her practice of specialising in assisting cohabitees to make arrangements to reflect their wishes at any time during their relationship and upon breakdown.

Elanor and Katie can be contacted on 01524 846846.

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