Daniel practices in family and civil law. His family practice focuses on private law children matters and financial disputes arising from relationship breakdown.
Daniel’s civil practice includes dealing with disputes arising between unmarried couples following separation (TOLATA) and Probate, Succession and Trust matters. He is regularly instructed to attend mediations, round table negotiations and settlement meetings.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Daniel worked in offshore corporate management in Hong Kong. This gave him a detailed knowledge and understanding of the use, structure and function of offshore companies, double taxation treaties and anti-money laundering regulations.
‘Daniel is an exceptionally compelling advocate and is always well-prepared. He is calm in every situation and delivers skilled cross-examination of even the most challenging witnesses.’
Daniel welcomes instructions in probate (contentious and non-contentious), succession and trust matters including applications under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975; Applications under the Variation of Trusts Act 1958, Applications under section 50 of the Administration Act 1985.
He is regularly instructed to attend mediations, round table negotiations and settlement meetings.
Daniel regularly advises and acts in TOLATA matters and can advise in conference and writing as may be required.
He is regularly instructed to attend mediations, round table negotiations and settlement meetings.
Daniel accepts instructions in all areas of children law. He has substantial experience in complex findings of fact hearings, including issues of sexual abuse and domestic violence.
Daniel accepts instruction in financial disputes resulting from relationship breakdown, including applications under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 and under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act1996.
‘Daniel is an exceptionally compelling advocate and is always well-prepared. He is calm in every situation and delivers skilled cross-examination of even the most challenging witnesses.’
‘Daniel is a highly competent childcare barrister, his advocacy and client care skills are excellent.'
'Daniel is a formidable barrister and excellent advocate.'
‘Daniel is very calm and measured and good with both lay and professional clients. His technical knowledge is sound and he is a safe pair of hands.’
‘Daniel is an exceptionally skilful, talented, and compelling advocate. Daniel is meticulous in his preparation, regardless of the volume of his case load. He is calm and reassuring in any circumstance, empathic, and able to focus minds,’
‘‘ A very safe pair of hands who is unfailingly prepared. ’
" Very hardworking and an impressive negotiator.’