Charlotte Bradley writes for International Comparative Legal Guide to: Family Law 2017

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Charlotte Bradley, head of the family team at Kingsley Napley, is the contributing editor of the recently published International Comparative Legal Guide to: Family Law 2017.

Charlotte Bradley wrote chapters for the guide, including:

International Marital Agreements – the Approach by the English Court on Divorce - by Charlotte Bradley
Family Law 2017 - England & Wales - by Claire Wood and Charlotte Bradley

The full guide can be downloaded for free.

Should you have any questions, please contact Charlotte Bradley or a member of our family team.

Charlotte Bradley

Senior Consultant

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cbradley@kingsleynapley.co.uk

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