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Home » Dispute Resolution » Singapore » Leading Firm For Family And Matrimonial Law.

Leading Firm For Family And Matrimonial Law.

May 31, 2021

May 31, 2021 by Conventus Law

31 May 2021
 

While navigating family and relationships often involves various complexities, our clients rely on our clear direction on the legal options available at the onset of difficulties to enable informed decisions on the way forward.

 

At the Benchmark Asia Pacific 2021 Awards, we have been conferred the inaugural ‘Best in Family and Matrimonial Award’.

 

Benchmark had this to say of the win: “Withers wins our first Best in Family and Matrimonial Award. The firm is widely recognised for its first-rate family and matrimonial practice led by market leading lawyers. It has extensive experience in dealing with high profile cases involving children, high net-worth individuals with global and complex assets, multi-jurisdictional issues including divorce, child custody, trusts and family businesses, access and abduction and more. Over the past year, the firm has acted on several ‘first of its kind’ and ‘precedent setting’ cases.”

 

The Benchmark Asia Pacific Awards celebrate leading litigators, law firms, and most impactful disputes across the region. Most recently, our Hong Kong and Singapore practices have also received top accolades in the Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific 2021 rankings.

 

We are very thankful to our clients for your invaluable feedback, and privileged to be able to guide high-net-worth individuals and families in all your legal needs.

 

Withers’ international family law team is one of the largest and has been top ranked for many years. The team works at the cutting edge of family law, developing new approaches to divorce such as the Withers Separation Model and new case law.

 

Withers World Wide
 
For further information, please contact:
 
Deborah Barker​, Partner, Withersworldwide
Deborah.Barker@withersworldwide.com
 

 

 

 

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