Daniella Scozzafava

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Daniella Scozzafava

I undertake a wide variety of contentious and non-contentious private family law matters. I advise mostly high net worth individuals on matters including divorce and dissolution, complex financial remedies, child arrangements, and pre-/post-nuptial agreements.

Areas of Expertise

Dispute Resolution

Family Law

Private Client

Art

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Our Service

I provide incisive and strategic advice to high-net-worth individuals on divorce and dissolution, financial remedies, child arrangements, and pre-/post-nuptial agreements.

I qualified into Fladgate's Family team in 2023. I advise on all private family matters with a focus on complex financial remedies and high-conflict children matters. Many of my financial remedy cases involve intricate elements which require a holistic approach and advice. These include insolvency/bankruptcy proceedings, private equity funds, and other sophisticated asset structures. I find creative and commercially driven solutions to solve my clients’ problems.

I am a member of Resolution (an organisation dedicated to following constructive approaches in order to resolve high conflict family law issues) and ConTrA (the Contentious Trusts Association). I am also a mentor for a number of mentoring schemes operated by charities/organisations with a focus on improving social mobility in the legal sector.

Outside of work, my weekends are usually spent fitting my plans around the Formula 1 schedule to ensure I never miss a race. I am also fascinated by US civil rights history and spend much of my free time reading the works of Angela Davis, Huey P. Newton, Michelle Alexander, and many more.

Experience

A v M (No. 2). Subsequent proceedings in the leading private equity divorce case, A v M (No. 1), relating to the creation of a Continuation Fund, and the wife’s (our client) entitlement to Wells share in the husband’s carried interest and co-investments

A v M (No. 3). Important decision on the husband’s unsuccessful application to strike out the wife’s (our client) application to set aside the court’s order in A v M (No.1) on the basis of the husband’s misleading disclosure.

TM v GL. Children Act 1989 proceedings in which the mother (our client) was granted 2 rare orders in Children proceedings- (1) a s.91(14) order preventing further litigation without permission of the Court and (2) a costs order on the indemnity basis.

Daniella Scozzafava - an ambitious and hugely hardworking junior lawyer with strong analytical skills and a collaborative approach.