Sally Nash

Expertise

Sally has practiced exclusively in the field of family law for over 15 years. Sally’s experience is wide ranging. In the field of child law, Sally has dealt with cases involving disputes over the care arrangements for children (residence and contact; relocation; and disputes over education). Sally is particularly well recognised for her expertise in dealing with the financial matters arising from the breakdown of marital and cohabitant relationships including spousal support; and division of assets. This includes where the division of assets is complicated by the nature and structure of the assets; or by complex arguments as to how to fairly divide the assets.

Being dual qualified in England as well as Scotland, Sally has been involved in a number of cross-border and international cases. One of Sally’s particular interests is Nuptial Agreements, and she is regularly instructed in the preparation of Cohabitation, Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements, including those with an international element.

Sally is an accredited specialist in Family Law, and a trained collaborative practitioner.

Sally is appreciated by her clients for her sensitivity and understanding; whilst still maintaining a “no nonsense” approach. She is well-respected by her peers and considered to be both constructive and a lawyer willing to work, where possible, towards a respectfully negotiated resolution. However, in the unlikely event that litigation is required, Sally is recognised for her robust and thorough approach and commitment to achieving a favourable outcome. Applying her legal knowledge, pragmatism, and sensitivity Sally always strives to give her best to her clients.

Highlights

Over 15 years’ experience in all aspects of family law

Qualified in Scotland and England

Accredited specialist in Family Law

Ranked in band 3 for Family Law in Chambers Guide 2022– “Sally Nash is held in high esteem for her work representing high net worth clients with financial provision and divorce proceedings, as well as handling disputes regarding children. A client describes her as “professional in her manner but comfortable and easy going, meaning I had a lot of confidence in her and that I felt supported and reassured”.