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Harriet is a Partner in the Family Law department. Harriet advises on a range of issues following the breakdown of a marriage or relationship, including representing clients navigating a divorce and the associated financial or children issues that may arise. Harriet is also able to advise on cohabitation and nuptial agreements.
Harriet is a member of Resolution, an organisation of family lawyers committed to a constructive and non-confrontational approach to family law matters.
Harriet graduated from the University of Nottingham with a degree in Philosophy. She then went on to complete the Graduate Diploma in Law at Kaplan Law school and the Legal Practice Course at the University of Law in Bloomsbury.
Harriet joined Osbornes as a trainee in January 2018 and qualified into the Family Department in October 2019.
Osbornes is a cut above the rest. I would recommend them as the first port of call for anyone with a difficult family law issue.
It is the combination of breadth, collaboration, and currency of knowledge that sets them apart.
They work as a very effective team, with strong sharing of information and discussion of strategy.
As a firm, Osbornes Law are terrific. They cover every area of family law from adoption to high-end divorce work.
The family team at Osbornes Law has great strength and depth with talented and effective senior associates.
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