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Miranda Fisher

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Miranda Fisher’s reputation as one of the leading family law specialists in the UK is built on over twenty-five years of experience, focusing on prenuptial agreements, financial settlement on divorce, and arrangements for children after parental separation.

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About

Miranda Fisher is ranked in Band 1 by Chambers and the Legal 500 and features in the “Top Flight” of the Spear’s 500 index. She won ‘Family Lawyer of the Year award’ at the 2018 Spear's Wealth Management Awards.

Miranda’s financial cases often involve trusts, inherited wealth, family businesses, offshore asset structures, and the protection of family wealth through pre/post nuptial agreements.  She is equally adept at dealing with complex financial disputes and the most difficult children cases, including financial claims and arrangements for children of unmarried parents.  

Miranda is experienced in international family law cases involving financial issues and the relocation of/arrangements for children, applications to the English Court for financial settlement following divorce proceedings overseas, and jurisdiction disputes, particularly concerning Eastern and Western Europe, the United States and the Middle East.  Miranda has expertise in Islamic family law issues and is Head of the Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East Family Practice.  She is a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL).

Miranda regularly advises high profile clients, including in the sport and media sectors, and is accustomed to dealing with privacy issues. She is co-author of Privacy and Disclosure for Family Lawyers for Resolution and Child Contact: Law and Practice for Law Society Publishing. 

Miranda is admitted to practise in England and Wales.

Experience

  • L v O [2024] (Stay of Order/Hadkinson Order/Security for Costs) EWFC 6
  • AA v BB (Brussels II Revised/Hague Convention 1996) [2021] EWFC 17
  • R v R (interim periodical payments and Legal Services Order Provision) [2021] EWHC 195 (Fam)
  • Re K (A Child) (Stay of Return Order: Asylum Application) (Contact to Parent in Self-Isolation) [2020] EWHC 2394 Fam
  • RJ v Tigipko [2019] EWHC 448 (Fam)
  • Re J (Children: Permission to Remove from Jurisdiction) [2018]EWCA Civ 1372
  • S and V (Children - Leave to Remove) [2018] EWFC 26
  • Rotenberg v Times Newspapers UKSC 2017/0192
  • Rotenberg v Rotenberg [2015] EWCA Civ 796
  • Fields v Fields [2015] EWHC 1670 (Fam)
  • Re A (A Child) (Financial Provision: Wealthy Parent) [2015] 2 FLR 625
  • Luckwell v Limata [2014] EWHC 502
  • G v G (Financial Remedies: Strike out) [2012] Fam Law 800
  • Moore v Moore [2007] All ER (D) 158
  • W v W (Residence: Enforcement of Order) [2005] All ER (D) 41
  • Re D (Stay of Children Act Proceedings) [2003] 2 FLR 1159

Recognition

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  • Miranda Fisher - Chambers HNW 2021
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Our thinking

  • Pet Ownership and Family Breakdown: Transatlantic Treatment of Pets on Divorce

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    Quick Reads

  • Miranda Fisher and Matt Foster write for eprivateclient on the consequences of cohabitation

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    In The Press

  • Protecting Premarital Wealth and the Family Home for Molly-Mae

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    Quick Reads

  • The Importance of Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements: Research reveals only one in ten couples have an agreement

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  • Charles Russell Speechlys ‘Client Conversations’ welcomes one of England’s most celebrated male cricketers of the past thirty years, Mark Ramprakash

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    News

  • Client Conversations Podcast: Mark Ramprakash

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    Podcasts

  • The Charles Russell Speechlys Family Team Debate – Reform of the Law on Financial Claims on Separation and Divorce

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    Quick Reads

  • Consequences of the abolition of the non-dom regime and 30 October 2024 Budget: what are the family law issues for wealthy clients leaving the UK?

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  • The I quotes Miranda Fisher on the family law issues facing non-doms who are considering leaving the UK following the abolition of the non-dom regime announced in the UK Budget

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    In The Press

  • Grandparents’ Day on 6 October 2024: do grandparents have a legal right to a relationship with their grandchildren?

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    Quick Reads

  • Second Time Weddings - Family Law (I) dos and don’ts

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  • Charles Russell Speechlys awarded Family Law Firm of the year by eprivateclient

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    News

  • New Rules on CGT on Divorce

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  • How Women Changed Family Law

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  • The New CGT Rules for Separating Couples

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    Insights

  • Miranda Fisher writes for Spears Magazine on prenuptial agreements for the older couple

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    In The Press

  • Prenuptial Agreements for the Older Couple: what is the right family law advice for Rupert Murdoch and those finding new love later in life?

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  • Second bite of the cherry in England after divorce litigation in Singapore?

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  • Miranda Fisher quoted by Tatler on the rise in the use of prenuptial agreements

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  • Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: Domestic Abuse On Trial

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