Kara is an associate at Family Law in Partnership. She advises on all aspects of private family law for a wide range of clients.

Kara was named Family Law Young Solicitor of the Year 2019 in the prestigious LexisNexis Family Law Awards, having been shortlisted for the award the previous year too. Kara featured in a Day in the Life which first appeared on the LexisNexis website here. Kara was also named winner in the Lawyer Monthly Magazine Women in Law Awards 2019.

Kara trained and qualified as a solicitor at Taylor Vinters before moving to Family Law in Partnership in 2016. She is a graduate of the University of Reading (Bachelor of Laws (LLB), First Class) where she won the Boyes Turner negotiation competition and was awarded the University of Reading Family Law Prize. Kara achieved a distinction in the Legal Practice Course.

Kara is a member of the Young Adviser Network where she has built strong relationships with wealth managers, international tax advisers and forensic accountants. She also mentors law students at the University of Reading. 

Kara’s reported cases include Dobson v Griffey [2018] EWHC 1117 (Ch) in which she represented the defendant in his successful defence against a claim by his former partner for a share of the proceeds of sale of the property in which they had previously lived together. A detailed analysis of this case appeared in the legal publication, LexisNexis which can be found here.