Burgess Mee, the family law firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Alice Rogers as a Legal Director. She joins today from Hall Brown Family Law’s London office, where she was a Senior Associate.

Alice acts for a wide range of professional and high net worth clients. She specialises in complex financial remedy cases (often involving assets across multiple jurisdictions) and trust disputes.

Alice has substantial expertise in drafting and advising clients on complex pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, cohabitation disputes for non-married couples as well as representing high-net-worth individuals in Schedule 1 cases and variation proceedings. She also advises on Family Law Act 1996 proceedings and private children matters, often involving international elements.

A member of Resolution, she works closely with a variety of professionals, including wealth managers, accountants, tax specialists, private client advisers, and therapeutic support professionals to ensure a collaborative and strategic approach for her clients.

Antonia Mee, partner and co-founder of Burgess Mee, said: “We are delighted that Alice has chosen to take the next step of her career with us. She will be an asset to our team as a future leader in the industry, given her trajectory and recognition thus far”.

Alice Rogers said: “I couldn’t be more excited to join the team at Burgess Mee. The firm is leading the way with important initiatives such as trauma informed family law practice. I look forward to contributing to their continuing success.” 

Alice trained at JMW Solicitors, moving to Hall Brown Family Law in 2016. She is an active member of the Contentious Trusts Association (ConTrA) and was named as one of the 2024 eprivateclient NextGen Leaders.

For further information contact:

Sarah Peters, Bell Yard Communications: 07977 997927 / sarah@bell-yard.com

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