Kathryn Cassells

Kathryn is a diligent and strategic lawyer, with wide experience in the financial and children issues that arise from relationship breakdown. She has worked on many complex court cases and been involved in a wide range of international cases that require consideration of competing legal systems. She’s acted in cases involving injunctions for non-molestation orders & occupation orders, and is skilled in drafting pre-nuptial agreements. Kathryn is experienced in international and domestic surrogacy cases and helps parents with the parental order applications required following their children’s birth.

She is a keen proponent of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), encouraging her clients to consider ways to resolve their disputes through arbitration and mediation. She is a member of Resolution, and regularly writes for their in-house journal, The Review.

She has a degree in History from the University of Cambridge in History. She studied Law as a post-graduate, obtaining a degree from the University of London and was called to the Bar in 2013. Kathryn qualified as a solicitor in 2017, with a distinction in her Legal Practice Course. She is a solicitor-advocate (with higher rights of audience). This means that Kathryn can also represent her clients in court as their advocate.