Pam Dhaliwal

Pam Dhaliwal is Head of Family at BWK Solicitors. She graduated from Nottingham Law School with First Class Honours, achieved a Distinction in her LPC and completed her training at a leading City law firm. Pam specialises exclusively in family law and has developed a broad and sophisticated caseload. Her areas of expertise include high net worth divorce and financial remedies, contested family court proceedings, cases involving substantial assets and intricate wealth structures, business interests and shareholdings, international and cross-border assets, and complex pension arrangements. She also advises on pre nuptial and post nuptial agreements, children related matters, cohabitation disputes and handles sensitive family matters with the utmost discretion. Pam understands that approaching a family lawyer can be a difficult step. Whether clients require advice following a relationship breakdown or seek to protect their assets before or after marriage or civil partnership, she provides clear, specialist guidance. She is known for her fair, pragmatic, and level-headed approach, delivering a tailored and personal service to each client. Pam places great importance on making clients feel at ease, encouraging open communication and ensuring they feel confident throughout the process. With extensive litigation experience, Pam offers a strategic advantage in complex and high-stakes disputes. She is a member of Resolution and serves on the Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Resolution Committee, reflecting her commitment to promoting a constructive and non-confrontational approach where appropriate, without compromising on achieving the best possible outcomes for her clients. “It was an absolute pleasure working through my divorce with Pam. She removed the stress and anxiety whilst ensuring that the end result was in my best interest. I highly recommend Pam to anyone who needs legal support delivered in a calm and empathetic manner.” Key experience: - Pre Nuptial and Post Nuptial Agreements; - High net worth divorce and financial remedies; - Contested family court proceedings; - Children Act Proceedings; - Cases involving substantial assets and complex wealth structures; - Business interests and shareholdings in divorce proceedings; - International property and cross-border assets; - Sophisticated pension arrangements; - Pre and post-nuptial agreements for wealth protection; - Discreet handling of sensitive family matters; and - Cohabitation disputes involving significant assets.