Olivia is an Assistant Solicitor at Vardags.
Olivia writes frequently on topics in areas of her growing expertise, including:
Olivia read Modern Languages (French and Spanish) at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. Her studies focused on transgressive women in 19th century French literature. Olivia went on to complete the GDL at BPP University, and then the LPC, achieving a Distinction.
Olivia previously worked with the Foreign Process Section at the Royal Courts of Justice. Her work concerned serving documents overseas, especially in Pakistan and Portugal. She also interned with one of the presidential candidates running in the Paraguay presidential elections, where she helped with translations, social media, and fundraising. Whilst at university, Olivia interned at various family law and commercial law firms.
Olivia now works for our Italian desk and Spanish desk, serving HNW and UHNW clients from these regions.
Olivia is a native English and Italian speaker, as well as an advanced French and Spanish speaker.
Olivia is a passionate horse rider, competing regularly in show jumping in Italy. She has also enjoyed tennis for many years, playing for both her school and university, and now continuing to play in her free time.
Connect with me on LinkedInWe offer a free consultation to suitable clients, typically those where the family's net assets are in excess of £1m or the combined income is in excess of £150,000
Vardags is one of the UK’s top divorce law firms. We specialise in complex, high net worth and international cases. Our President Ayesha Vardag has been widely described as “Britain’s Top Divorce Lawyer” and the “Diva of Divorce”.
Our divorce solicitors have been involved in some of the highest profile cases of recent years at all levels up to the Supreme Court. Most of our cases are managed discreetly and are kept out of the media, but we are adept at managing the press if necessary.
Our top divorce lawyers have acted for or against financiers, entrepreneurs, footballers, celebrities, members of royal families, and the aristocracy. We fight hard where necessary but negotiate to get the best result whenever possible.