The International Family Law Group LLP (IFLG) is delighted to announce the appointment of Kate Stovold
Kate is a highly regarded financial remedies specialist with over a decade of experience advising on complex divorce and separation cases, often involving high and ultra-high net worth clients.
She is recognised for her meticulous preparation, strategic insight, and her ability to resolve disputes through both robust litigation and NCDR. Kate also advises on nuptial agreements, children matters, and financial provision for children: these areas complementing her core expertise in financial litigation. She is also a Resolution-trained mediator.
Regularly ranked in Chambers and Legal 500, Kate has been described as having “a fist of iron in a velvet glove” and as a “no stone left unturned lawyer”. She won Family Lawyer of the Year – Partner (Gold) at the Citywealth Future Leaders Awards in 2022 and was named as a NextGen Leader by eprivateclient in 2023. Kate continues to be ranked as ‘Recommended’ in Spear’s 500.
Lucy Loizou, Managing Partner of IFLG, commented: “Kate’s arrival, alongside that of Natalie Sutherland, marks an exciting new chapter for The International Family Law Group. Kate is known for her sharp judgement, calm authority, and unwavering focus on achieving the best outcomes for clients. With two exceptional new partners joining us this month, we are broadening our expertise and strengthening our ability to meet the needs of families in complex domestic and international family law matters. Welcome Kate, it is great to have you on board!”
Kate Stovold’s Citywealth Leaders List profile
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