Corinne has been advising clients on family law matters for over 20 years and has particular expertise in applications under the Children Act 1989, complex financial applications upon divorce, and issues involving cohabiting couples. She also regularly advises on the completion of pre-/post-nuptial agreements.
Much of Corinne’s work involves an international element, including relocation of children to another jurisdiction or foreign assets upon divorce.
Corinne frequently works alongside a variety of other professionals including financial advisers, pension specialists and therapists to ensure clients are fully supported during and, perhaps even more essentially, after the case has concluded.
Additionally, Corinne is a collaboratively trained lawyer and an active member of the central London “We Can Work It Out” POD group.
Corinne handled my case from start to finish with the upmost professionalism. She showed compassion, kindness, sensitivity and gave me strength in a very challenging time in my life. She gave me sound advice and I trusted her wholeheartedly.
Corinne dealt with my complex divorce and financial application with real expertise and confidence. I felt supported throughout the proceedings and had access to the best possible advice. I cannot thank Corinne enough.
Expertise
- Financial applications on divorce
- Children Act 1989
- Child arrangements
- Applications under Schedule 1 Children Act 1989
- Pre-/post-nuptial Agreements
- Cohabitation issues – both agreements and applications under the Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act
Experience
Division of finances on divorce
- Litigated and represented a wife where assets exceeded £40 million including complex farming and business structures.
- Litigated and represented a wife where the original divorce took place in an alternate jurisdiction and a separate application was required in England and Wales to secure financial provision.
- Litigated and represented a wife in complex financial application where assets exceeded £60 million including business structures and the involvement of the Companies Court.
- Litigated and represented a husband where assets were located in the UK and India and his wife was seeking division of non-matrimonial assets.
Children
- Litigated and represented a mother in lengthy court proceedings to include non-molestation proceedings, application to relocated to an alternative county and child arrangements. Obtained a bar preventing further application by the father.
- Litigated and represented a father in ongoing court proceedings involving an application for shared care. Successfully defended serious allegations made against the father.
- Litigated and represented a mother who sought to relocate to escape domestic violence.
Cohabitation
- Litigated and represented a partner in an application for a share of jointly owned property and an application under Schedule 1 of the Children Act for provision for the child, including consideration of assets held in other jurisdictions and medical needs of the child.
- Drafted and prepared complex cohabitation agreements to secure the financial interest of various clients, to include consideration of assets in India, USA, and Iran, amongst other jurisdictions.
Pre-/post-nuptial agreements
- Represented a variety of couples for the completion of pre- and post-nuptial agreements, including advice concerning assets held in other jurisdictions and validity of agreements.
- Negotiated and amended draft agreements prepared by third-party solicitors.
Recognition
Member of Resolution
Recognised by the Legal 500 2025 for Family
“Corinne Parke is very capable legally and warm and approachable with clients.” The Legal 500 2025
Career
Corinne qualified as a solicitor in 2002. Prior to joining Keystone Law in 2024, she held partner roles from 2017 in central London firms including:
- Child & Child
- Lawrence Stephens
- Jamieson Alexander Legal