Wedlake Bell named in eprivateclient Top Family Law Firms 2026

Published by eprivateclient, the in-depth survey draws on submissions from more than 100 leading law firms and assesses firms against a range of criteria, including partner and fee-earner numbers, fee income, revenue and market reputation.

This recognition reflects the depth of expertise and commitment of Wedlake Bell’s Family & Divorce team, which advises clients on some of the most sensitive and complex personal matters. Combining technical excellence with empathy and sound judgment, the team provides pragmatic and tailored advice, helping individuals and families navigate significant life events with confidence and discretion.

We are proud to be included among the leading law firms featured in the 2026 rankings.

Read the full article in eprivateclient here (£). 

Meet the team:

1. 

   • Alex Davies

   • Partner
   • Family & Divorce

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2. 

   • Natasha Kurth

   • Partner
   • Family & Divorce

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3. 

   • Hetty Gleave

   • Partner
   • Family & Divorce

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