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Jennifer Moore graduated with a First Class degree in Law and went on to train with Freemans Solicitors where she qualified in June 2013. She trained in family law and she has practiced family law exclusively since qualifying as a solicitor. 

Jennifer joined Rayden solicitors in July 2015. She advises on all areas of family law and has a wide range of experience dealing with applications concerning children, child abduction, adoption, divorce and applications for financial relief. Jennifer is a member of Resolution and the Child Abduction Lawyers’ Association.
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Kristianna is a Paralegal at the International Family Law Group LLP.

She joined the firm in December 2020.

Kristianna has completed the Legal Practice Course in 2020, achieving a commendation. She has also completed the Graduate Diploma in Law in 2019. Both courses were completed at the City Law School in London. Kristianna holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Sciences and Law and  she has a Master’s degree in Shipping Management. Prior to join  iFLG, she was working in the shipping industry and latterly as a paralegal practising in civil and corporate law. 

Kristianna  predominantly assists the Divorce & Finance team at iFLG and has a particular interest in this area of family law. She also assists the Children team in a variety of matters.

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