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About Sophie Key
I am a senior associate specialising in all areas of family law including divorce matters. Joining Hatch Brenner in 2021, I have extensive experience in advising clients in relation to the breakdown of marriage and civil partnerships. Qualifying in 2003, I have been advising clients across Norwich and Norfolk.
My clients benefit from my pragmatic advice in relation to financial matters during separation. My approach and commitment to clients, and Court advocacy experience, ensure I achieve the best outcome.
As a member of Resolution, I am part of a community of family justice professionals who work with families and individuals to resolve issues in a constructive way.
I also provides advice in relation to the protection of assets including the Cohabitation Agreements and Pre/Post-Nuptial Agreements.
How can Sophie help you
Divorce / Civil Partnership Dissolution Solicitors / Separation Agreements / Prenuptial Agreements and Cohabitation Agreements / Private child law
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Our Norwich-based family law solicitors are knowledgeable and adhere to the Law Society’s Family Law Protocol. We actively work to settle disputes in a way that minimises their financial and emotional toll, whether through negotiation, mediation, or the legal system.
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Increased Family Court Fees in England & Wales: What You Need to Know (Excluding Divorce)
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