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The criminal offence of controlling and coercive behaviour: avoiding the potential pitfalls in family proceedings
Alexandra Bishop
"Thank you for all your support. You've been fully aware it's been a tough journey for me and you've always acted professionally and with sensitivity."
A client
Alexandra joined Kingsley Napley as a trainee solicitor in 2013 and qualified into the Family team in September 2015. During her trainee time at Kingsley Napley she had seats in Regulatory, Crime and Immigration teams.
Alexandra read Theology at Durham University and completed her GDL and LPC at BPP Holborn.
Alexandra works on a wide range of private family matters, including:
- divorce;
- matters relating to children (for example residence and contact or financial provision for children); and
- complex financial disputes
Publications
- Breaking up is hard to do. Why make it harder? - quoted in Law Society Gazette, July 2018
- Strong reaction to the Supreme Court’s Judgment in Owens v Owens - quoted in Family Law Week, July 2018
- Landmark 'no fault' divorce ruling as 'unhappy' wife of 40 years must stay married, court says - quoted in Yahoo UK News, July 2018
Professional societies and memberships
- Alexandra is a member of Resolution, and the Law Society.
"Even in the thick of the tortuous negotiations, it was always immensely reassuring to know that I had a formidable legal team on my side and I do not believe I could have achieved the same result without you."
A client
