Suzanne Kingston

Ranked in 2 Practice Areas

Senior Statespeople

Family/Matrimonial Finance: Ultra High Net Worth

London (Firms)

2 Years Ranked

Spotlight

Family/Matrimonial: Mediators

London (Firms)

1 Years Ranked

Ranked in Guides

High Net Worth 2024

About

Provided by Suzanne Kingston

Practice Areas

Family Law mainly divorce and financial disputes for high net worth individuals often involving various jurisdictions; prenup and postnups; Cohabitation disputes; both financial and children arbitration; mediation and hybrid mediation.

Career

Durham University BA Hons Law

Qualified 1986

Partner Withers

Consultant Mills and Reeve and Carey Olsen - both current

Qualified children and finance arbitrator in family law

Accredited mediator and hybrid mediator

Collaborative practitioner

Trainer for resolution and for the charted Institute of arbitrators

Board member for advisory committee for Institute of family law arbitrators

Co-chair dispute resolution committee of international Academy of family lawyers

Board member of women in family law

Founding board member of alumni council of Durham University law department

Professional Memberships

Resolution

International Academy of Family Lawyers

Institute family law arbitration

Law Society

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

UK

Family/Matrimonial Finance: Ultra High Net Worth - London (Firms)

Senior Statespeople

Individual Editorial

Suzanne Kingston has a strong reputation for the wealth of her experience advising high net worth individuals on complex family matters. She is also a well-regarded family mediator.

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Family/Matrimonial: Mediators - London (Firms)

Spotlight

Individual Editorial

Suzanne Kingston has a strong reputation for the wealth of her experience advising high net worth individuals on complex family matters. She is also a well-regarded family mediator.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Suzanne is a very bright and trustful lawyer. She is totally dedicated to her clients and she will advise to settle when in the best interest of the client.