Law firm

Expatriate Law Limited

London, England office

About

About Expatriate Law Limited

Expatriate Law Limited describes its work as:

We are a specialist team of international divorce and family lawyers, advising British expatriates living abroad, and multinational families living in England.

Expatriate Law Limited, in its own words (source)

Expatriate Law Limited is a law firm with an office at London, ENGLAND. It publishes work in family and relationship breakdown and litigation and dispute resolution. Within those areas it lists 2 named services on its own website. The firm publishes 21 people on its team pages, 2 of whom it lists in senior roles. It publishes the accreditation Resolution.

Practice areas

Areas of law Expatriate Law Limited lists

Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Enforcement, International Family Law.

Locations

Office

  • London

    2 Eaton Gate, London SW1W 9BJ, United KingdomLondon England SW1W 9BJ

    (+44) 20 3096 7169 switchboard for Expatriate Law Limited

People

People Expatriate Law Limited names on its website

Names and roles as the firm publishes them. We do not publish personal contact details or photographs. Contact the firm on its switchboard, or use the request form below.

  • Byron JamesPartner and Head of UAE
  • Hero LomasPartner
  • Adam Mitchell
  • Alexandra Tribe
  • Ambar Latiya
  • Anna Hearne
  • Antonia ChurchNewly Qualified Solicitor
  • Bethany Hinkin
  • David Hallam-Peel
  • David Hansford
  • David Truex
  • Eliza Hebditch
  • Lauren Carmichael
  • Marilou Mitra
  • Oscar Smith
  • Priya Mohanakumar
  • Sara Lange
  • Sherry Georgaki
  • Sonny Patel
  • Sophie Capo-Bianco
  • Stephanie Hudson

Published facts

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Accreditations the firm publishes
Resolution

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Verified against the firm's own website on 12 September 2026. This page repeats what the firm publishes about itself. It is not an assessment of the firm and it is not legal advice.

Questions

Questions people ask about this firm

Where is Expatriate Law Limited located?
Expatriate Law Limited publishes one office, at London, England.
What kinds of matters does Expatriate Law Limited list?
Expatriate Law Limited lists Family and relationship breakdown, Litigation and dispute resolution on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
Who works at Expatriate Law Limited?
Expatriate Law Limited names 21 people on its own website, 2 of them in roles the firm describes as senior. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
How do I ask Expatriate Law Limited for a consultation?
Use the request form on this page. Expatriate Law Limited has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.