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Tim advises husbands, wives and unmarried partners on all aspects of matrimonial law. He has been involved in many high-profile cases involving high net worth individuals with diverse and complex issues. Tim has advised on cases involving the international relocation of children and the different disputes that arise from it. He is also Hong Kong qualified, having practised there for five years.
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Christian Jowett is a barrister who practices from 30 Park Place, Cardiff and is a door-tenant at Foundry Chambers, London. His main interest is in the interface between confiscation and asset recovery, property co-ownership, tax and insolvency. He has a second specialism in public law. Christian also sits as a Deputy District Judge (Civil).

Christian also writes, blogs and lectures on the interface between criminal confiscation and other areas of law.
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