Rayden Solicitors is delighted to announce that Tula Fitzpatrick has now formally joined our team of Partners. Tula has been working with us as an Independent Consultant since April last year, based in Otford and heading up our Kent team. We are very excited that Tula will be spearheading our expansion in the Kent region.
This is the beginning of a significant period of growth for the business, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025 and also joined forces with private equity-backed Fletchers Group. The formalising of our Kent office marks the continued development of a national presence for Rayden Solicitors.
Since its founding in 2005 by Senior Partner Katherine Rayden, the business has grown to be the second largest specialist Family Law firm in the country with offices in St Albans, Berkhamsted, Beaconsfield, Bishop’s Stortford, Harpenden, Hampstead, Epping, London Bridge, Birmingham and Bristol. The firm is consistently top tier ranked in the leading industry guides – Chambers and Partners, Chambers High Net Worth, Legal 500 and The Times 250 Best Law Firms England and Wales – and most recently was awarded the Family Law Firm of the Year South of England at the 2024 Family Law Awards.
Tula, who qualified in 1997, has over 24 years’ experience as a specialist family solicitor, having practised family law exclusively since 2000. She has a wealth of expertise in all aspects of Family Law including divorce, financial settlements for married and unmarried couples as well as Children Act applications, for shared care arrangements and also financial provision. Tula’s children work also includes significant experience in international relocation cases.
Senior Partner Katherine Rayden says, ‘We are thrilled that Tula has joined our team of Partners and will forging our expansion into Kent. This is a very exciting time for the business, and we are looking forward to broadening the reach of the Rayden brand in the south east and continuing to deliver the exceptional service and client care for which we are renowned.’