Daniel Sugaré
Head of Family Law
danielsugare@sugare.co.uk
0113 2446978
Daniel Sugaré is a Partner and Head of Family Law at Sugaré & Co Solicitors in Leeds.
With over 20 years experience, Daniel covers all areas of family law, including:
- Divorce and complex financial disputes - including high net worth financial disputes
- Arrangements for children
- Property disputes between unmarried couples
- Care proceedings and social services involvement
- Protective injunctions
Daniel is a skilled negotiator and is known to be a fierce advocate in Court, appearing within the main family Courts.Daniel combines practical and strategic advice with a clear focus on achieving the best possible outcome for his clients.
Daniel’s reputation means that he represents clients throughout the country and from abroad.Daniel is also regularly approached by national and international media to provide expert legal commentary on divorce, financial remedies and family law.
Daniel has been assessed as one of the Top 3 Family Law Solicitors in Leeds by 'Three Best Rated' on several occasions. Daniel was also voted as one of Britain’s top solicitors by Vouched For and this accolade received coverage in The Telegraph newspaper.
He has also received excellent reviews from clients and these can be seen at https://www.reviewsolicitors.co.uk/11519841/daniel-lee-sugare
Daniel is also listed as a Leading Lawyer by Wiselaw.
Media Commentary and Press
TODAY / NBC - How Realistic Is ‘War’? A Divorce Lawyer Reacts to the HBO Show
Daniel provided expert family law commentary to American news agency NBC / TODAY on the legal realism of the HBO and Sky divorce drama War.
How Realistic Is ‘War’? A Divorce Lawyer Reacts to the HBO Show
Metro.co.uk - Katie Price and Lee Andrews – Divorce, Short Marriages and Financial Disclosure
Daniel provided expert commentary to Metro following reports concerning Katie Price and Lee Andrews.
Katie Price’s divorce from Lee Andrews hits major snag after £37,000,000 claim | Metro News
The i Paper - Pensions and Divorce
Daniel provided expert commentary to The i Paper on the treatment of pensions following divorce and the potential long-term consequences of overlooking pension provision when negotiating a financial settlement.