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Kate Keenan

Kate is an experienced Family solicitor advising on all aspects of financial matters arising from the breakdown of a relationship; whether married, cohabiting, or same sex couples. Cases often involve complex issues such as significant business interests, pensions and third-party involvement. Kate assists clients looking to protect their interests and assets, whether at the outset or in the early or later stages in a relationship, advising on Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements and Cohabitation Agreements (‘Living Together Agreements’). She also represents and advises on the arrangements for children following a relationship breakdown. Kate regularly deals with financial matters arising through divorce, helping clients reach agreement, whether in or out of the Court process. She is well-versed in considering alternative ways of resolving disputes, without resorting to Court proceedings. She has advised on two reported cases, involving business worth £50m+. She advises cohabitees, drafting Living Together Agreements or assisting them in reaching an agreement on separation. Kate helps clients resolve the arrangements for children, dealing specifically with who they are to live with and/or spend time with as well as advising on specific issues, such as a change of school or surname. · Geldards LLP

EnglandFamily, Divorce

About

Kate Keenan is an experienced Family solicitor at Geldards LLP in England who advises on all aspects of financial matters arising from the breakdown of a relationship (married, cohabiting or same-sex couples). She advises on pre- and post-nuptial and cohabitation (living together) agreements, financial matters in divorce (including high-net-worth cases with significant business interests and pensions), and arrangements for children; she also pursues alternative dispute resolution options and has advised on two reported cases involving businesses worth £50m+.

Practice areas

FamilyDivorceFinancial RemediesPre- and Post-Nuptial AgreementsCohabitation AgreementsChildrenAlternative Dispute ResolutionPensions

Office

Expertise

High-net-worth matrimonial casesBusiness interests in divorcePrivate client