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Voirrey Ward

Partner. Voirrey is a highly regarded lawyer advising on all aspects of family law, with particular expertise in complex, multi-jurisdictional financial proceedings, and in particular those involving complex trust and/or corporate structures, third parties/joinders and issues of enforcement. Voirrey’s expertise is resolving complex financial claims arising on family breakdown, acting for a broad range of high net worth and high-profile individuals and their spouses and partners, and relevant third parties (such as trustees, companies or related individuals). Voirrey’s cases often involve intricate trust and/or corporate structures, private equity assets and art collections, and usually have an international element. Voirrey regularly advises upon the negotiation of nuptial and other relationship agreements and acts on cases involving the enforcement of such agreements. Voirrey also regularly advises upon the resolution of arrangements for children. Voirrey is known for being an effective litigator, with a strategic and commercial eye on achieving the best possible result for her clients. She also operates with compassion and in a collaborative way. Voirrey is a qualified Collaborative Lawyer and has successfully resolved a number of cases through the Collaborative Law process. Cherwayko v Cherwayko [2014] EWHC 4252 – acted for wife in case where the High Court made a suspended committal order for breach of a disclosure order by the husband. Baker v Baker [2022] EWFC 15 – acted for wife in successful application for maintenance pending suit (MPS), in which Mr Justice Mostyn considered the approach to be taken by a court when considering an application for MPS and in particular the issue of where the paying party has not provided satisfactory disclosure of explanation of their financial position. ARQ v YAQ [2022] EWFC 128 – representing the husband in a matter concerning the treatment of significant pre-marital wealth and the legal definition of matrimonial property. · Stewarts Law LLP

EnglandFamily / Divorce, Financial Remedies

About

Partner at Stewarts Law LLP specialising in complex family law matters, particularly multi-jurisdictional financial proceedings involving trusts, corporate structures, third parties and enforcement. Advises high-net-worth and high-profile clients on financial claims, nuptial/relationship agreements and arrangements for children, and is a qualified Collaborative Lawyer with a strong litigation practice.

Practice areas

Family / DivorceFinancial RemediesTrusts & EstatesInternational Family LawChildren LawLitigation

Office

England

Stewarts Law LLP · Partner. Voirrey is a highly regarded lawyer advising on all aspects of family law, with particular expertise in complex, multi-jurisdictional financial proceedings, and in particular those involving complex trust and/or corporate structures, third parties/joinders and issues of enforcement. Voirrey’s expertise is resolving complex financial claims arising on family breakdown, acting for a broad range of high net worth and high-profile individuals and their spouses and partners, and relevant third parties (such as trustees, companies or related individuals). Voirrey’s cases often involve intricate trust and/or corporate structures, private equity assets and art collections, and usually have an international element. Voirrey regularly advises upon the negotiation of nuptial and other relationship agreements and acts on cases involving the enforcement of such agreements. Voirrey also regularly advises upon the resolution of arrangements for children. Voirrey is known for being an effective litigator, with a strategic and commercial eye on achieving the best possible result for her clients. She also operates with compassion and in a collaborative way. Voirrey is a qualified Collaborative Lawyer and has successfully resolved a number of cases through the Collaborative Law process. Cherwayko v Cherwayko [2014] EWHC 4252 – acted for wife in case where the High Court made a suspended committal order for breach of a disclosure order by the husband. Baker v Baker [2022] EWFC 15 – acted for wife in successful application for maintenance pending suit (MPS), in which Mr Justice Mostyn considered the approach to be taken by a court when considering an application for MPS and in particular the issue of where the paying party has not provided satisfactory disclosure of explanation of their financial position. ARQ v YAQ [2022] EWFC 128 – representing the husband in a matter concerning the treatment of significant pre-marital wealth and the legal definition of matrimonial property.

England

Expertise

Complex multi-jurisdictional financial proceedingsTrust and corporate structures in family disputesEnforcement and third-party/joinder issuesHigh-net-worth and high-profile individualsPrivate equity assetsArt collectionsNuptial and relationship agreementsCollaborative LawArrangements for children

Admissions

  • Completed training contract at Stewarts Law LLP and qualified in 2011