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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I qualified into Fladgate’s Family team in 2023. My work encompasses a range of matters from adoption proceedings to injunction applications under the Family Law Act 1996. However, my work particularly focuses on divorce, complex financial remedies, and private disputes relating to child arrangements, often with an international element.

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.

I completed my undergraduate degree in History at Loughborough University. I then studied at the University of Law where I obtained an MA in Law and completed the Legal Practice Course.

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.

I completed my undergraduate degree in History at Loughborough University. I then studied at the University of Law where I obtained an MA in Law and completed the Legal Practice Course.

Experience

A v M (No. 2). Ongoing 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 our client (mother) 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.