Beverley Johnson Email & Phone Number

Beverley Johnson qualified as a Solicitor in 1985 and has worked exclusively within litigation since 1990, specialising in Family Law since 1992. She believes that having four children has enabled her to gain a genuine understanding of the concerns that parties encounter following a separation and divorce, particularly where children are involved. She has dealt with a variety of cases including the very well publicised case of Kelly v Kelly, which attracted international interest. Beverley has also dealt with the division of property, pension rights, child residence and contact issues in all kinds of cases.Beverley’s skill, knowledge, experience and caring approach in understanding what her clients seek to achieve for themselves and their families frequently assists parties to a negotiated settlement without resort to litigation.She has over the years built up an excellent team of experts who she works alongside when matters require the input from another source, such as Legal Counsel, Forensic Accountants, Financial Advisors and Health Professionals.Testimonials:“Right from the first time I met Beverley I felt at ease and confident we would work together well to get through one of the most difficult, stressful and sad times in my life.”~ Nikki Osborne“Beverley knows her stuff. She spoke in a language that I understood and was able to make choices about how to resolve my many worries following my separation.”~ Robert Taylor“When you find yourself in need of a family lawyer, you really would do well to instruct Beverley. She is understanding and sympathetic but entirely straight speaking – good or bad. I always got a call back when I needed her – that was really important to me.”~ Frances Scott

Listed skills include Litigation, Family Law, Dispute, Separation, and 16 others.

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  Johnson Legal Family Law

  1985 - Present - Edinburgh, United Kingdom

  Beverley Johnson qualified as a Solicitor in 1985 and has worked exclusively within litigation since 1990, specialising in Family Law since 1992. She believes that having four children has enabled her to gain a genuine understanding of the concerns that parties encounter following a separation and divorce, particularly where children are involved. She has dealt with a variety of cases including the very well publicised case of Kelly v Kelly, which attracted international interest. Beverley has also dealt with the division of property, pension rights, child residence and contact issues in all kinds of cases.

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  University Of Aberdeen