Sophie John

Solicitor

Family

Sophie John, Family Law, DMH Stallard
Advises on a range of Family Law areas, to include divorce, financial separation in both marriages and cohabiting relationships and children arrangements.

Sophie has over eight years of legal experience, having specialised in Family Law since 2023. She advises on a wide range of matters, to include divorce and finances, children proceedings, cohabitation agreements, separation of unmarried couples and protection from harassment.

She takes a sensible and pragmatic approach in all cases, seeking resolutions for her clients without recourse to the courts where possible. However, should legal proceedings be necessary, Sophie will confidently and calmly guide her clients through these processes.

Sophie is client focused and committed to achieving the best outcome for them. She is patient and appreciative of how sensitive these matters can be for families and will support her clients during these times by providing clear and considered advice.

Sophie works in both the Guildford and London offices, but provides assistance to colleagues in other locations.

Recent articles

Announcements

DMH Stallard recognised as a Leading Firm in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026

DMH Stallard has been recognised as a Leading Firm in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026, reinforcing its position as one of the UK's leading advisers to high-net-worth individuals, families and charities.

29/07/2026

Events

Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Family Law Matters seminar, Guildford 8 September 2026

Our expert Family Law team in Guildford invite you to join us for breakfast and refreshments where we partner with 29 Bedford Row to deliver insight into Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Family Law Matters.

Podcasts

Neurodivergence in Court Proceedings

In this episode, our family law experts discuss the challenges around neurodivergence in family court proceedings.

08/06/2026

Insights

Landmark High Court judgment clarifies approach to international surrogacy cases

Significant new High Court judgment clarifies and advances the law on parental orders in international surrogacy cases.

01/05/2026

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