David Small
Family Solicitor & Senior Director
Experience:
After qualifying as a Solicitor in November 1994, David joined The Owen Kenny Partnership in 1995, quickly cementing his place in the Family Department, becoming the Head of Department and subsequently Senior Director of the firm.
David has been working in Family Law for over 25 years and has built a solid reputation in the area dealing with high net worth cases, representing his clients with passion in the national courts and where appropriate taking cases to the Court of Appeal.
David specialises in:
Pre nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements
Divorce and Separation
Civil Partnership matters
Financial disputes upon divorce and separation
Disputes between unmarried couples
Disputes regarding children
International children disputes
Emergency remedies including Occupation and Non-Molestation Orders and Injunctions
General Family matters
David is also a trained collaborative lawyer and is a Member of Resolution
What don’t you know about David:
He has never watched the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Harry Potter Films, ET or Game of Thrones!
David has undertaken the Great South Run for charity as well as other challenging obstacle races.
He is also a Governor at his local Junior School
David has a lively family but, if he has any spare time, he can be found on the golf course or supporting Southampton Football Club. (I guess someone has to!)
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Matrimonial resolution
David Small at Owen Kenny proved to be understanding, knowledgeable and extremely helpful in his handling of my divorce. We had some great straight honest conversations about what was possible within the legal boundaries. Saving a long drawn-out event. I highly recommend his services; he’s a good listener and helps you deal with the legal system in the most positive way. He made the meetings informative but fun, taking away the stresses and emotion involved.
Secretaries to David Small
Jo Hall
Shirley Whitlock
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