Pippa Cook - Family & Divorce Associate - Boodle Hatfield

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Pippa Cook

Pippa Cook, Family Associate, Boodle Hatfield

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Pippa Cook, Family Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Pippa is an Associate in the firm's family department.

Her practice encompasses a broad range of areas including divorce and the financial consequences of relationship breakdown, pre-nuptial agreements and post-nuptial agreements and private law children matters (including surrogacy).

Areas of Practice

Family & Divorce, Financial Claims in Divorce, Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements, Children

Education & Qualification

University of Manchester

Qualified as a solicitor in 2021 and trained with Boodle Hatfield

University of Manchester

Qualified as a solicitor in 2021 and trained with Boodle Hatfield

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4 min read 04 May 2022 The Surrogacy Landscape Podcast

The Surrogacy Landscape Podcast is a three-part series brought to you by the Family Law team at Boodle Hatfield. The series discusses the legal implications of growing a family via surrogacy, to help couples and individuals get to grips with the landscape at the outset to ensure that their journey to parenthood is smooth and safe for all involved. The series looks at the full surrogacy lifecycle, the practicalities that need to be considered and the law that currently governs the process in the UK.

 Read more 7 min read 22 Sep 2022 The legal considerations surrounding surrogacy

In the Solicitors Journal, Family Partner, Harriet Errington and Associate, Pippa Cook explore the law surrounding international and domestic surrogacy and argue the need for reform.

 Read more 4 min read 11 May 2023 How can I prove my husband is downplaying his investments?- Emily Brand provides expert commentary in The Financial Times

In the Financial Times, Head of Family Law, Emily Brand considers how a spouse can prove their partner is downplaying their investments.

 Read more 5 min read 05 May 2023 Coercion and control – more to do

Considering the long-lasting impact on victims emerging from abusive and coercive relationships, Family Partner, Katie O’Callaghan highlights the implications of such ‘conducts’ on financial remedy proceedings on divorce.

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