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Stowe Family Law

Deiza Kavanagh

Solicitor

Deiza is a Solicitor based out of our Stony Stratford office and other locations across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. She specialises in private children and financial remedy proceedings.

 

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Training and experience

Deiza qualified in 2024 and brings years’ specialist post-qualification experience in family law, built on an extensive professional background in finance and dispute resolution.

Prior to commencing legal studies, Deiza spent seven years working within the financial services sector, developing a deep practical understanding of commercial and financial structures. She subsequently gained two years of contentious dispute experience as a litigation paralegal before completing a formal training contract with seats in Family Law, Private Client, Agriculture, and Charities. Deiza qualified exclusively into family practice over two years ago, combining rigorous formal training with over a decade of broader commercial and contentious experience.

Specialisms

Deiza specialises in financial remedy proceedings and private children matters, with a strong focus on achieving out-of-court resolutions that minimise acrimony and protect long-term family relationships.

Her background in financial services prior to qualifying into law gives her a useful commercial grounding when reviewing financial settlements and property arrangements.

Alongside her core practice, Deiza maintains a keen professional interest in the evolving legal landscape surrounding modern family structures and fertility law.

Approach

Family breakdown and disputes involving children are often among the most challenging periods in a person’s life. Deiza’s approach is rooted in providing a calm, steadying presence; creating a reassuring environment where clients feel truly listened to, informed, and in control of their decisions.

She prioritises clear, jargon-free communication and constructive negotiation to help clients transition positively into their next chapter. While Deiza is fully equipped to advocate firmly for clients when court intervention is necessary, she actively champions non-adversarial pathways; fostering mutual respect and transparency so parents can build workable, sustainable co-parenting relationships.

Accreditations

Deiza is committed to non-confrontational practice and aims to join Resolution, aligning her approach with their ethos of resolving disputes constructively and with minimal acrimony.

Looking ahead, she also hopes to undertake formal training to qualify as a Family Mediator.

Outside of work

Outside of work, Deiza spends most of her time heading out on weekend adventures with her young family. When she gets a moment to herself, she enjoys hiking, travelling, keeping active, and finding a good spot for afternoon tea or an evening at the theatre.

Charity work

A committed advocate for community initiatives, Deiza served as Charity Ambassador at her previous firm. In this role, she spearheaded a diverse calendar of fundraising initiatives; from community bake sales and charity kickboxing sessions to conquering the Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge and coordinating donation drives. Through these efforts, more than £7,000 was raised for a local children’s cancer charity.

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