Biography
Grace joined the Family Department in October 2022 having completed her training contact in July 2021 at a North Wales Law Firm before moving to work at a Manchester City Centre firm which specialised in High Net Worth divorce and finances.
Grace has experience in matters concerning complex children cases dealing with applications for child arrangements orders, prohibited steps orders, specific issue orders and special guardianship orders. Grace is familiar working with cases that involve complicated issues often where fact finding hearings are necessary.
Grace also has experience advising on other matters including divorce, financial settlements, separation and cohabitation agreements, non-molestation orders and occupation orders.
Grace graduated from the University of York with a 2:1 Law degree before going on to complete the Legal Practice Course with a combined Masters degree at the University of Law, finishing with Distinction.
Grace is a member of Resolution and is committed to resolving matters amicably where possible. In 2023, Grace passed her Resolution Accreditation in Children and Complex High Net Worth Finances.
Blogs By Grace Parry
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How to Help Your Children Through Divorce
Separation and divorce can be a challenging and upsetting time for all involved. Even though the relationship between the adults has ended, their role as parents does not stop. It is important to make sure the children get the support they need...
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Pension vs. The Family Home – Is It Ever a Fair Deal?
When parties go through separation, the number one priority is often housing. The stress of ensuring immediate housing needs are met can often result in parties overlooking the importance of pension assets. When considering finances on separation...
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What Will a Narcissist Do When You Divorce Them?
Narcissistic Personality Disorder is defined in the dictionary as "a person with an excessive interest in themselves". It can generally be characterised by an inflated feeling of self-importance and the desire to be acknowledged for achievements...
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Setting Aside Financial Orders and Barder Events
Whilst financial orders in family law are intended to be final, an application to set aside a financial order can be considered in certain circumstances. These cases are referred to as set aside applications. The set aside application can only be...
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