George Hornsby Cox George is a associate solicitor who predominantly assists Belinda, Karen and Poppy within the Family Department. He previously studied the SQE training course part-time whilst working and qualified in May 2026. Recent experience includes assisting fee earners in: Drafting pre and post nuptial agreements covering multiple jurisdictions. Drafting pre and post nuptial agreements for clients protecting (future) wealth and assets including for UHNWI. Representing an applicant mother and respondent father respectively for claims made under Schedule 1. Representing a client residing in the Caribbean in relation to financial remedy proceedings and on appeal in respect of the same. Representing the wife in proceedings in respect of disputed reconciliation and dates of separation RN v DA (divorce – rescission of decree nisi) [2023] EWFC 255 (B). Representing a client at a substantive multi-day arbitration in relation to their financial separation upon divorce. Representing numerous clients with interests in trusts, family businesses / assets. Representing a client in relation to their financial separation and disputed terms of the pre-nuptial agreement. Representing a client in relation to their financial separation and a wanton dissipation of assets claim in excess of £1 million. Representing three respective clients in relation to their financial separation with claims for the avoidance of transactions intended to prevent or reduce financial relief. Representing two respective clients whose financial separations included significant liabilities. Other experience Other experiences gained beyond family law whilst working as a trainee and paralegal includes assisting with the administration of estates including a landed estate with a significant country house in the Southeast of England, a significant estate which had c.80 beneficiaries including several charities. The estates which George has assisted with ranged from c.£200,000 to upwards of £15 million. George has attended mediations and assisted with claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 and a significant trust dispute involving a prominent asset. Education George studied Politics at the University of York (2018-2021) obtaining a 2.1. He subsequently attended City Law School (2021/22) for his Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) before studying for the SQE and a Masters of Law in Legal Practice part time at BPP University in 2023 which he completed in February 2025. Personal George spends a great deal of time watching Chelsea FC. He regularly plays paddle and golf and enjoys spending time with his friends.