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Ursula Danagher
Partner
Specialism: Lawyers Family and Matrimonial
Company: Child & Child
Location: London, England
Nova North, 11 Bressenden Place, London SW1E 5BY
T: + 44(0)20 74201 1850
Ursula has a wealth of experience advising on all areas of private family law from divorce and financial remedy cases to private children matters involving international couples.
Much of her work involves high-net worth and ultra-high net worth clients with an international dimension, involving global asset portfolios, complex divorce and substantial financial cases. Ursula also has real knowledge and understanding in dealing with the preparation of pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements.
She has considerable expertise and experience in securing financial provision for children born outside of marriage, whilst continuing to act on a full range of private law cases involving children.
2017
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Nova North, 11 Bressenden Place, London SW1E 5BY
T: + 44(0)20 74201 1850
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Advising on potential nuptial dispute, involving an offshore trust fund
Ursula's client is the beneficiary of an offshore trust structure, of which there are four other beneficiaries in the trust. Trust funds were used for the benefit of the purchase of a family home post marriage and a large number of industrial buildings that surround the farm, which are rented out commercially. The husband also runs his own business from the farm buildings. The wife does not accept that the matrimonial pot includes the value of the property, purchased by the trust including the associated industrial buildings. In other words, the case involves a potential nuptial dispute, involving an offshore trust fund.
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07 Feb 2018
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