Sophie joined Vardags on the Graduate Training Programme. She qualified as a Solicitor in September 2024.
Sophie read English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford, and later went on to complete the GDL at BPP Law School, where she was awarded a Commendation.
Sophie was awarded a scholarship in her final year at Oxford University.
Upon graduation, Sophie worked at a law firm in Buenos Aries. Following this, she worked for a leading social impact and sustainability consultancy. While there, Sophie worked primarily on sustainability research and the development of clients’ ESG strategies. Sophie also project managed for The New York Times regarding their presence at The World Economic Forum in Davos, as well as curating a series of New York Times’ debates at The New York Times Climate Conversations.
Native English and intermediate French.
Sophie is an avid reader and passionate about art; she is particularly interested in Renaissance art and architecture, and spent time travelling through Italy to visit ancient Greek and Romance sites. She is also a keen volunteer and helped out at Chayn, a domestic violence charity, whilst completing her GDL.
We 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.