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Isabella Savill

Named as an “absolute star in the making” by Chambers High Net Worth and the winner of the “Star Associate” category at the Chambers High Net Worth Awards, Isabella is a meticulous, perceptive and assured pair of hands who advises on all aspects of family law. She recognises her clients’ legal and non-legal objectives while striving to achieve an early and consensual resolution wherever possible. With a practice ranging from mid to ultra high net worth cases, Isabella is regularly involved in complex financial disputes and jurisdictional issues, often including company valuations, trust structures, art aspects and contested nuptial settlements. She has expertise in pursuing financial assistance for the benefit of children from unmarried parents and is regularly instructed to draft pre-nuptial, mid-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements with a view to limiting future litigation. Isabella also advises on private children matters, including residence and contact disputes as well as leave to remove applications. Recognising that the breakdown of a relationship affects every person differently, Isabella treats every client as an individual. She is praised for her discreet, sensitive and reassuring presence for her clients while holding firm in the face of opposition. · Payne Hicks Beach LLP

EnglandFamily, Divorce & Financial Remedy

About

Isabella Savill is a Senior Associate at Payne Hicks Beach who advises on all aspects of family law, with a practice spanning mid- to ultra-high-net-worth financial disputes, jurisdictional issues and private children matters. She joined Payne Hicks Beach in 2014, qualified in 2016 and was promoted to Senior Associate in 2020; she has been recognised by Chambers High Net Worth and won the 'Star Associate' category at the Chambers HNW Awards.

Practice areas

FamilyDivorce & Financial RemedyChildrenNuptial AgreementsTrustsPrivate ClientArt LawHigh Net Worth

Office

Expertise

High-net-worth family casesComplex financial disputesJurisdictional disputesCompany valuationsTrust structuresArt-related aspects of disputesFinancial assistance for children of unmarried parentsResidence, contact and leave to remove applications

Education

  • Cambridge University (Classics: 2.1)
  • BPP (GDL: Merit)
  • BPP (LPC: Distinction)
  • Institute of Art and Law (Diploma in Art Law: Distinction)

Admissions

  • Qualified in 2016