Stacey Devoy Email & Phone Number

With a background of 30 years’ experience as a litigator including civil and commercial litigation in London's 'magic circle' firms, Stacey brings a rarely seen skill set to her family law practice. Her cases focus on the financial aspects of relationship breakdown, including cases involving complex financial structures, trusts and offshore assets. Stacey is qualified to practice in Hong Kong, England & Wales and New Zealand. She has been a Fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers since 2017. In 2023, Stacey was included in the Private Client Global Elite Directory in recognition of her skills as a communicator and trusted adviser. Stacey’s flair, technical expertise, excellent communication skills and ‘can do’ approach attract many compliments from clients and other lawyers alike.Stacey also negotiates domestic and international nuptial agreements. Her extensive experience with trusts means Stacey is often called upon to advise clients in matters of wealth preservation. She is a Registered Trust & Estates Practitioner with STEP and in 2016 was awarded the STEP Diploma in International Trust Management with distinction. Stacey chairs the STEP Matrimonial sub-committee in Hong Kong.As a LEADR qualified 'all issues' mediator and specialist family mediator trained by Resolution in London, Stacey also assists parties to reach their own agreed and informed decisions concerning issues relating to separation, divorce, children, finance or property, by negotiation without recourse to the courts. Resolution describes Stacey’s mediation style as ‘insightful’, ‘balanced’ and ‘warm’.According to Chambers Asia Pacific Guide, Stacey is 'quickly establishing a reputation in the market' and is 'definitely someone who is making an impact on family law' (2020); 'She is excellent - very committed with sound judgement and a terrific client manner' (2021).The Legal 500 Asia Pacific Guide notes that Stacey 'has been meeting the growing trend of families in the Asia Pacific region seeking guidance on the governance of interpersonal and international family dynamics' (2023). The Chambers Greater China Region Guide notes that 'she is immensely professional and very, very smart' (2023).

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