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Victoria Hingston

Victoria is a Partner in the Family department. Victoria advises clients on all aspects of family law arising from the breakdown of marriage, civil partnership, or cohabitation, including pre/post nuptial agreements. Victoria also has extensive experience with private law children matters, including residence, contact disputes and leave to remove applications (both international and domestic). In recent years, Victoria’s principal practice has focussed on disputes with a complex financial and international dimension. Recent cases have included contentious multi-jurisdictional issues regarding forum, complex trust structures, non-disclosure and enforcement. Victoria is praised for her excellent communication skills and exercising sound judgement in the most challenging disputes. She recognises what is at stake for each of her clients. She often works in cases which attract media interest and seeks bespoke solutions for her clients. Her objective is to achieve the best results for her clients as swiftly as possible, but is persistent when it matters. Victoria handles every case with discretion, tact and empathy. Victoria is a member of Resolution and committed to achieving the best possible outcome for her clients, outside of the court room where possible. She is also a member of Women in Family Law. · Payne Hicks Beach LLP

EnglandFamily, Children

About

Partner in the Family department at Payne Hicks Beach LLP who advises on all aspects of family law arising from the breakdown of marriage, civil partnership or cohabitation, including pre- and post-nuptial agreements and private law children matters. Her practice focuses on complex financial and international disputes — including multi-jurisdictional forum issues, complex trust structures, non-disclosure and enforcement — and she is noted for strong communication, sound judgment, discretion and tact.

Practice areas

FamilyChildrenInternationalTrustsFinancial Remedies

Office

Expertise

Pre- and post-nuptial agreementsPrivate law children matters (residence, contact, leave to remove — domestic and international)Complex financial remedy disputesInternational / multi-jurisdictional family disputesTrust-related issues, non-disclosure and enforcementMedia-sensitive family cases

Education

  • Modern History, University of St Andrews
  • GDL, BPP
  • LPC, BPP

Admissions

  • Qualified as a solicitor (2011)