Vanessa Fox

By Vanessa Fox, Head of Family Law Keeble Hawson
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Vanessa can be contacted on: 0114 290 6232
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Vanessa Fox

For further information contact Vanessa Fox by email: vanessafox@keeblehawson.co.uk or direct telephone: 0114 2906232

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Vanessa Fox, the highly experienced partner in charge of the department, practises as a mediator as well as being a member of both the Family and Children Panels.
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Vanessa Fox

Vanessa Fox

Vanessa Fox
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Vanessa Fox

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Vanessa Fox
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Vanessa Fox
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Vanessa has been practicing family law for over 21 years. Areas of expertise include: substantial assets in divorce, children's cases, including acting for children with guardian, cases involving disabilities - particularly Multiple Sclerosis - and challenging cohabitation and trusts of land issues.

Vanessa has wide experience, skill and interest in mediation and has had many years of involvement with Resolution, the former Solicitor's Family Law association as well as recently acquiring a new skill as a collaborative lawyer.

Since 1991 she has been head of the Family Law team at Keeble Hawson - a department that has now expanded to seven highly skilled lawyers, with specialities across all areas of family law.
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Married with two boys at secondary school Vanessa has also been involved for many years with the educational movement and children's charity Woodcraft Folk that was established in 1925.

And finally… Vanessa spends most of her spare time on the touchline watching her boys play rugby for Sheffield Tigers.
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Vanessa Fox

Family lawyer Vanessa Fox, at Leeds law firm Keeble Hawson, said she thought wealthy people would now think twice before getting married."Until now, the law on financial settlements between divorcing couples where the marriage is short with no children involved has lacked clarity," she said.

Vanessa Fox, family lawyer at Keeble Hawson and spokesman for Leeds Legal, said: 'Until now, the law governing financial settlements between divorcing couples where the marriage is short with no children involved has lacked clarity.

Family lawyer Vanessa Fox, at Leeds-based law firm Keeble Hawson, said wealthy people would now think twice before getting married, as a breakdown in the relationship could prove extremely costly.

She said the ruling meant someone could effectively "win the lottery" by marrying a rich person for a short time.

The Law Lords ruled a woman was entitled to £5m of her former husband's assets after two years and nine months of marriage.

And another ex-wife awarded £250,000 a year from her former husband's earnings was told she can keep her maintenance payments for life if necessary.