Victoria Raven

Chartered Legal Executive

Victoria is a Chartered Legal Executive (FCILEx) in the Litigation Department, assisting Rachel Stewart with a wide variety of civil and commercial litigation, and Andrew Turner with a range of property disputes. She is usually the first port of call for enquiries by clients about new matters the department may take on.

In her spare time, Victoria is a committed sportswoman, focussing particularly on triathlon and other endurance events. She also enjoys watching rugby. She is a keen linguist, with fluency in French and conversational Russian.

Divorce: How to embrace a child focused approach

This week is Good Divorce Week 2021 (29 Nov - 3 Dec). Every year this campaign starts important conversations around divorce and separation. It is organised by Resolution, a community of family justice professionals aiming to resolve separation issues in a constructive way and delivering better outcomes for their clients.

Resolution found that, two thirds of separated parents surveyed ahead of this week’s Good Divorce Week, said they lacked help or advice about how to put children first when they split from their partner.

This year Hughes Paddison and other Resolution members are helping to raise awareness about how parents can embrace a child-focused approach to separation.

Nuisance neighbours and doorbell cameras

With the advent of Wi-Fi enabled home security cameras which are cheap to buy and easy to install our neighbourhoods are more watched than ever.

But what happens if your cameras can pick up on your neighbours’ movements and record their conversations? Users should be aware that if their video and audio recordings capture their neighbours then there is a risk of being served with Court proceedings by a neighbour fed up with being monitored.

Victoria Raven

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Divorce: How to embrace a child focused approach

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