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Amy has extensive experience advising clients on all aspects of relationship breakdown and wealth protection, including financial claims on divorce, financial claims between unmarried couples, and issues relating to children. She is regularly instructed on pre- and post-nuptial agreements and is committed to helping clients navigate that process smoothly, discreetly and effectively.

In addition to advising parents and separating spouses/couples, Amy also advises trustees, grandparents, schools and family offices. Many of Amy’s cases involve trust structures, valuable business interests and multiple jurisdictions. She has strong links with lawyers in a wide range of international jurisdictions and is experienced in collaborating with them to achieve the best outcome for her clients. Amy has particular experience of cases with connections to Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Greece and the Channel Islands, among other locations.

Amy’s clients recognise and value her strategic approach, calmness under pressure, and clear advice. She is a highly experienced litigator and is equally skilled at negotiating resolutions privately when it best serves clients and their families. She is recognised in the legal directories as “a true standout”, “incredibly clever, very talented” and “extremely empathetic”.

Amy is also recognised for her strength in complex children disputes, including those with an international element. Her leading children practice includes advising on relocation applications, abduction cases, grandparents’ rights, and living arrangements following the parents’ separation, including in high-conflict cases and where there are allegations of domestic abuse. 

Memberships & Accolades

Amy is recognised as a "Top Recommended" Family Lawyer in Spear’s 500 and a "Next Generation Partner" in the Legal 500. She is also ranked in Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Guide.

Amy regularly speaks at national and international family law conferences and is a frequent contributor of articles to the legal press. She has been published more widely in publications such as the Financial Times, Times, City AM, and Cosmopolitan.

Amy had co-authored a chapter on trusts and nuptial agreements in Advising the Wealthy Client: A Handbook for Working with the Ultra Wealthy. She has also contributed to Privacy and Disclosure for Family Lawyers: A Resolution Guide

Amy is a member of the International Bar Association, Resolution and the Association of Lawyers for Children.

Reported Cases

  • DR v (1) ES and (2) JS and KS [2024] EWFC 176

    Acting for the husband in long-running and complex financial proceedings involving the disputed beneficial ownership of a family business structure.

  • A v M [2023] EWHC 1900 (Fam)

    Successfully represented the wife in complex financial remedy proceedings involving a minority shareholding in a family-owned company, and successfully resisted the husband’s application for permission to appeal.

  • A and B (Child Arrangements: Parental Alienation) [2022] EWFC B1

    Successfully represented the mother in a complex children case involving parental alienation.
  • WX v YZ [2021] EWHC 3725

    Acted for the father in High Court proceedings involving the removal of children to England and Wales from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Bloom v Bloom [2018] EWFC B10

    Acting for the wider family in a complex case involving serious allegations.

  • J v S (Leave to Remove) [2010] EWHC 2098 (Fam)

    Successfully secured permission for a mother to relocate permanently to Japan, post divorce, with the two children of the marriage.

Testimonials

Amy Radnor comes highly praised for her experience in matrimonial finance matters. (Chambers UK 2025)

"Amy Radnor is super smart, is wonderful with clients proving kind but firm, and has good judgment." (Legal 500 2025)

“Amy has pragmatism and realism. She is incredibly clever, very talented and a very good family lawyer." (Chambers HNW 2024)

“Amy has very good client skills and is efficient and well organised." (Chambers HNW 2024)

“Amy Radnor was exceptionally supportive before and throughout the case, providing sound, constructive and realistic advice, particularly when the case was getting more and more difficult and complicated. She acted with extreme empathy, compassion and integrity, supporting me throughout until reaching a sound solution.” (Legal 500 2024)

"Amy is a very impressive lawyer. She is bright, hard-working and the one to watch in terms of 'next generation' younger partners. She is strategic, her drafting skills are very impressive and she is extremely empathetic." (Chambers HNW 2023)

"Amy Radnor is an absolutely exceptional professional, a true standout in terms of depth of understanding of the law, clarity in the communication with clients with straightforward informative explanations of the options available, capable of delivering very sound tailored advice on exceptionally complex situations with significant cross-border challenges, totally reliable and with an unwavering professional ethic." (Chambers HNW 2023)

"She is one of the up-and-coming stars of the future. She is very strategic and she sees the big picture. Her drafting skills are second to none." (Chambers UK 2023)

"Amy can handle sticky legal areas and is really good at complex international jurisdictional issues" (Chambers UK 2023)

"Amy is resilient in dealing with complex cases; she has a really gentle manner with children cases and is also really hard-working and diligent." (Chambers UK 2023)

One source says: "She's very collaborative and very accessible. She's very solution-driven and easy to deal with." Another comments: "She is very understated. She is pragmatic, very knowledgeable and really good at trying to come up with solutions." (Chambers UK High Net Worth Guide 2022).

“She gets on with the work in an unassuming but highly effective manner which clients love.” (Spear’s 2021)

“She has a bright future ahead of her.” (Spear’s 2021)

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