Stephanie Calthrop-Owen

Stephanie Calthrop-Owen

Partner, Head of Department

Family

Stephanie is a highly respected family law partner, who specialises in complex financial matters and children cases.

With over three decades of experience, Stephanie is the Head of Morr & Co’s Family team., in which she specialises in complex financial matters and children cases, particularly those involving substantial assets and intricate arrangements.

Having dedicated her career to family law since 1988, Stephanie has built a reputation for combining technical excellence with unwavering integrity.

She guides clients through challenging situations with a focus on achieving practical, balanced outcomes. Her extensive experience spans all aspects of family law, with particular emphasis on high-value financial settlements and sensitive children matters.

Stephanie has been consistently recognised as a leader in Family/Matrimonial Law for The South by Chambers & Partners, maintaining a Band 2 ranking for ten consecutive years through to 2025.

Her commitment to excellence and deep understanding of family law has earned her significant respect from both clients and peers across the region.

Experience

Financial remedies for high-net-worth individuals

Acting for high-net-worth individuals in complex financial remedy proceedings involving substantial business assets, property portfolios and pension arrangements

Supporting parents in complex children matters

Representing parents in challenging children matters, including cases involving international elements and complex welfare issues

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreement advice

Advising on prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for clients with significant assets, including family businesses and inherited wealth

What our clients say:

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“I am very grateful for their patience, advice and conduct throughout the proceedings. A massive thank you goes to the whole team but special thanks to Stephanie Calthrop-Owen who manged the process with her trademark knowledge and expertise.”

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